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Pastel Paleotober Day 18: Triceratops 🌟

Triceratops is from the late Cretaceous North America. Despite common scenes of battles with T. Rex, the distinctive crest and three horns of the Triceratops were likely mainly for courtship and displays. It’s also my favorite dinosaur.

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Terfs don't deserve dinosaurs and we shouldn't let dinos become their dog whistles

Paleontology and dinosaur enthusiasm in general should be a safe and welcoming space for trans people

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day 17 is the radiodont, Titanokorys. At around 50 cm, it’s considered a giant amongst other Cambrian animals

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The tables have turned in Late Cretaceous Alberta this
Herbivore or not, I doubt ceratopsians would pass up an easy source of calcium and iron.

Submitted for the art contest.

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Forgot yesterday’s here’s the Australian dinosaur, Leallynasaura

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Results from the
Paracrax (as a hoatzin relative), Ruyangosaurus and Epicyon.

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Pastel Paleotober Day 17: Anomalocaris 🦐

At up to 38 centimeters, Anomalocaris was a colossal apex predator for the early to mid Cambrian seas of Canada, China, and Australia. It used its curved mouth parts to catch prey and transfer them to its disk-shaped mouth parts.

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Pastel Paleotober Day 16: Pygmy Mammoth 🐘

The pygmy mammoth evolved from a group of Columbian mammoths that settled the channel islands of California. While its ancestors were 4m tall, the pygmy mammoth only stood at 1.72m (5ft 7 in)—an example of insular dwarfism.

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juvenile sitting politely like a good dog

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paleoart of the giant aye-aye is scary too but like in a fun way you know like he’s still cute!! unlike megaladapis

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I don't remember if I ever posted this lil man here?

Trick o' treatin' Allosaurus from 2018 :)

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Day 16 of and
Leaellynasaura and Plant Growth

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still drawing hydrasaurs

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Working on paleoart for the first time in a while. Hit the mother lode.

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So, these are the three pieces I did for the Tyrannosauroid series by Beast of the Mesozoic: Daspletosaurus, Proceratosaurus and Lythronax

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