# daspletosaurus ダスプレトサウルス dinosaur theropoda tyrannosauridae albertosaurus アルバートサウルス paleoart balaurbondoc digitalart illustration jurassicjune pride drawing sinosaurus mesozoiclifeproject sciart morrisonweek morrisonformationweek theropods allosaurus paleostream dinosaurs jurassic fish scicomm fossilfriday

Ep.7 of podcast is here! Jurassic abelisaurs, small, bone-gnawing theropods, & senile Gobihadros in the news; John McLoughlin's Archosauria is our VDA book under discussion; and I interview !

https://t.co/2hnBz0WAMv

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2021-07-01

torosus


ダスプレトサウルスはミドル級って感じで、パワーもあってスピードもそこそこなイメージ。
「はじめの一歩」の鷹村とか、「刃牙」の愚地克己とか、あの辺の感じかな(*´ω｀)

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2021-06-28

We also get to see quite properly handled feathered Theropods. All these gorgeous artworks by Raph Lomotan.

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2021-06-17

After watching 's video on allosaurus they have definitely become one of my favourite large theropods

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2021-06-15

Ignych is a combination of "Ignite" and the Greek word "Nychos" (Claw).

Nychos is based on Afrovenator, a Megalosaurid theropod that lived in Middle Jurassic period in Africa, hell even its name translates to "African Hunter". It also draws minor inspiration from Dracovenator.

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2021-06-15

Asu: (As stated in their doc) Asu loves Dinosaurs so it only felt right to take some dino elements for their design, specifically leaning on the T-rex/theropod dinos mixed with The Boyd's Forest Dragon

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2021-06-15

A speculative "kakapo like" Balaur bondoc :p

Since balaur was most likely a herbivore and great climber, I thought it would be interesting if I ilustrated it as a nocturnal "kakapo like" avialan instead of a diurnal one



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2021-06-11

Pride theropods pt. 1
Happy pride month from this fellow bisexual artist! :D

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2021-06-08

Sinosaurus triassicus

(Body based on the Dilophosaurus skeletal by Scott Hartman, skull based on the diagram by Dan Folkes)

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2021-06-08

I wonder which of the dinosaurs in should have some kind of plumage.

This is a complex issue, as flaky 3D models are cheaper than feathered ones. If it were up to me, the vast majority of theropods would have plumage.

Thoughts?

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2021-06-07

Gorgosaurus was a tyrannosaurid theropod dinosaur from the Late Cretaceous of North America. It is known from dozens of specimens, making it the best-represented tyrannosaur.

https://t.co/slgBc1rH8e

Illustration by Sergey Meleshin

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2021-06-04

It's still just about so have some theropods.

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2021-05-30

Unfortunately I don't have new art for but here are some older works. Torvosaurus tanneri, Allosaurus fragilis, and Marshosaurus and Ornitholestes with their prey items.

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2021-05-29

Results from the
Tanycolagreus, Marshosaurus, Rostropycnodus and Gargoyleosaurus.

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2021-05-29

Cool thread on the Majungasaurus from Madagascar. Known from several good specimens, its ornamented skull caused some fragments to be mistaken for a pachycephalosaur.
L by R by https://t.co/L4DWxUngW8

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2021-05-29

OC on the left quadruped that speaks and behaves like a human. Even has a job, sort of. OC on the right is a bipedal theropod like creature incapable of language that will eat your face if provoked.
(maimface/bunhanners)

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2021-05-28

A lot of theropods were fluffy and sauropods were scaly so I guess it makes sense that Palkia would be fluffy and Dialga would be scaly.

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2021-05-27

My favorite oddly-specific trope in paleo/creature media is "Big sea reptile snatching up a theropod" (even made such a scene once). https://t.co/Rq1DWHGlN9

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2021-05-18