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For #FossilFriday and #Croctober, check out this paper on the biomechanics of the Cretaceous South American notosuchian Araripesuchus by Nico Nieto, Federico Degrange, @poldiego & @kalebsellers @CrocHolliday
https://t.co/AdBgr5vNqh
#fossils #paleontology #crocodilia
Sometimes you can't help but want to draw a big theropod. Every Paleoartist does at some point. This time I bring you a very speculative reconstruction of the enigmatic and very large North African theropod Bahariasaurus as a large basal Coelurosaurian.
Art train. Here I tag Korean paleoartists. They deserve more attention. @Tupandactyl @Dino_Finger @usikpaleoart @RPalaeo @veloani @greasydirtgrub @vitaimagination https://t.co/WMNYDYdPYy
October #Paleomoji game #3!
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Can you guess this FRIGHTNING FOSSIL? Stay tuned for HAUNTING HINTS, and put your GOULISH GUESSES below. As always answers tomorrow on #FossilFriday.
Sometimes i want to draw more like this.
#Smilodon #Paleoart #conceptart #animalart #comicart #bigcat #digitalart #sketch
A pair of Paleoart reconstructions: Telmasaurus and Squalodon.
Telmasaurus was a medium sized basal Varanoid (a stem-Monitor lizard if you will) from the Late Cretaceous Flaming Cliffs of Mongolia. Squalodon is a macropredatory Platanistoid whale from the Oligocene and Miocene.
Pastel Paleotober Day 20: Castorocauda 🦫🦦💧
Castorocauda was a semi-aquatic mammal relative from the mid-Jurassic of China. Its beaver-like tail and otter-like teeth suggest that it lived similarly to the modern platypus.
#Sinornithosaurus! lil chicken dude
#dromaeosaurid #dinosaurs #paleoart #palaeoar
#utahraptor and her chick!
#dromaeosaurid #dinosaurs #paleoart #palaeoart
#Halszkaraptor to go with the rest of my #dromaeosaurid designs! Absolutely enamored with this little duck lad
#dinosaurs #palaeoart #paleoart
remember the old man #dakotaraptor doodle? well he is a thing now for a #saurian tale i will work on for fun
kind of a comic
#paleoart #raptor #dinosaur
Pastel Paleotober Day 19: Spinosaurus 🍐
Spinosaurus hunted in the banks and rivers of what is now North Africa in the late Cretaceous. At 15-16 meters in length, it was the largest theropod and therefore the largest terrestrial carnivore ever.
Thrilled to have this new article in @AnatRecord out today! Aetosaur brain endocasts w/ great collaborators led by Belén von Baczko & Julia Desojo. #Paleoart by @victorleshyk
Ryan Ridgely & I first scanned these @ucmpberkeley fossils many yrs ago—glad to finally get this out!
Gorgosaurus in a summer and winter coat for @dinosaurc0mics's weekly challenge.
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#paleoart #paleontology #dinosaur #sketch