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Aphaneramma is an extinct amphibian that flourished in North America during the Early Triassic. They likely preyed on fish.
(Credit @paleofan)
my attempt on a male metoposaurus, a triassic amphibian, chilling with his smol boyfriend
#metoposaurus #paleoart
#FossilFriday First Triassic records of #pterosaurs in the southern hemisphere (Image credit: Jorge Blanco) https://t.co/MkwcspIGpO
NEW TRIASSIC PTEROSAUR MATERIAL!
Yelaphomte & Pachagnathus, raeticodactylid pterosaurs from Late Triassic Argentina! https://t.co/G845Mw5rMJ
An Australian Lungfish for this week's #SundayFishSketch theme of "fish unaffected by time". Fossil remains identical to this species have been found in New South Wales dating back to over 100 mya. Lungfish as a group have been present in the fossil record since the Triassic.
Herrerasauridae from Santa Maria Formation!
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#herrerasauridae #triassic #herrerasaurus #gnathovorax #paleontology #paleoart
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This allowed us to build the full hindlimb musculature of Euparkeria capensis. A first for a Triassic fossils! All limb slices of the alligator can be found in the Supplementary Information here: https://t.co/NI1zU9Q9N3
7/n
Silesaurus might be an odd choice. Silesaurids are not universally accepted as dinosaurs but I'm taking a risk here and will include it anyway. A beaked, reptilian horse from the Triassic is a wonderfully bizarre thing to behold.
Herrerasaurus might be one of the first experiments with large predators among dinosaurs. It's iconic, rectangular skull is easy to recognize and with it's weird hands and stocky build it's certainly among the more interesting Triassic dinosaurs.
#Appendicular Muscle #Physiology and #Biomechanics in #Crocodylus niloticus
@JohnRHutchinson et al
"Archosaurian #reptiles had an explosive #diversification of #locomotor form and function since the #Triassic approximately 250 million years ago.,,"
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and the second guy is Erythrosuchus, a five metre Triassic reptile with a head a full fifth of it's total length. Whats he compensating for
@davidblandyrpgs @peregrine_coast @DanielULocke #ttrpg module: Neo-Triassic Shoreline Regression Syndrome - crowdfunding now https://t.co/2iZSVpkawD image @LukeOram
And the result is in … negative 🥳🥳🥳 I shall be going to the ball after all - heading to South Africa in a couple of days to pick up work on Triassic dinos with @ESI_FossilLab Whoo-hoo!
Roaming the marshes of Middle Triassic Germany; Batrachotomus was one of the largest land predators of its time, a 6 meter (20 ft) Loricatan closely related to other croc-relatives like Prestosuchus and Heptasuchus.
Working on this group of Tetracynodon, a small Early Triassic therocephalian