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Jan Sovak's paleoart evokes a certain feeling that is hard to describe. I really wish more people were aware of his work.

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Here in Mexico we love to give names that the rest of the world can't pronounce correctly

Yehuecauhceratops mudei

(Based on the skeletal in the tweet below)

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My latest batch of -- called "Turtle Toe Porter" after a really awesome fossil our team collected this past summer. Recipe is inspired by Black Butte Porter. All the details are on the blog: https://t.co/CY2JzD0Bzl

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mark schultz is such an underated creature/"paleoartist"

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Paleoart progress update: I feel like cycads are easier than water

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10 like e eu faço um mangá de paleontologia

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테르미노카부스 terminocavus

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Pastel Paleotober Day 10: Procoptodon 🏵

Procoptodon, a genus of short-faced kangaroos, lived in Australia in the Pleistocene epoch. One species, P. goliah, was the largest kangaroo ever at 2m tall and 200kg. It was likely too large to hop and instead walked more like people.

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Ediacaran biota series : Arkarua (a elder echinoderm), Charnia (a plant-like animal), Pomoria (that looks like a ses anemone).

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A herd of Triceratops meets an unlikely visitor.

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Results from the
Riparovenator, Metopacanthus, Pendraig and Scelidotherium.

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Day 9 is Lemmatophora. Not much I know or can look up about this one

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My latest challenge: learning theropods. Have a Dryptosaurus

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Pastel Paleotober Day 9: Waimanu 💝

Waimanu of New Zealand lived in the Paleocene soon after KPG Extinction. Taking advantage of the empty nieches left by the disappearance of most large marine predators, Waimanu took to the sea full-time as one of the first true penguins.

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【Flickr】10/17(日)SL羽生うまいもん号☆ヘッドマーク https://t.co/dKhXwyBP5a

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