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Giant tree head. Imagine making 80kg of antler bone every year, deer biology is amazing like that. Megaloceros flow, giant steppe deer. Really pleased with this one.

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2020-11-29

Insular fauna appreciation time! Often overlooked, the Mediterranean islands once had an amazing diversity. One of the most numerous groups were otters, or water sosigs, with no less than 7 species during the Pleistocene 😱🦦🦦🦦

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2020-11-29

Results from the Flocking Together
Falcatakely, Coelophysis, Koolasuchus and Pterodaustro

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2020-11-28

By gum, it's 19:35 on time to call it a day. Here's some 2016 of the Cretaceous mammal Spinolestes to sign off for the weekend with. The fluffy tails are speculative, but the other soft-tissues are evidenced by fossil data.

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2020-11-28

For Black Friday, any order $29 (USD) or greater gets a set of six Triassic critters stickers. Two more giveaways will be announced over the weekend and every order today will be eligible.

https://t.co/9tV0vn5UHf

Designs by Greco Westermann

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2020-11-27

I hope everyone had a great Thanksgiving! I've been thinking a lot about spinosaurus lately and wanted to do a little study after stuffing my face with some pie.

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2020-11-27

Unlike its close relative the plate-backed Stegosaurus, Kentrosaurus sported a paired set of spikes on its back. Its shoulders were also armed with similar spikes, which were likely used for self-defense.

Illustration by Nathan E. Rogers

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2020-11-26

A pterosaur in flight over the sea. Art by paleoartist Zdeněk Burian (Czech, 1905-1981).

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2020-11-26

Sinosauropteryx is one dinosaur I have reconstructed several times through the years. Top left (and accompanying sketches) was done for Nat Geo Mag. 3rd one was for my licensing library and the 4th one (a more stylized juv.) for the book ‘Dinosaurios Bebés”

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2020-11-26

Parasaurolophus Print Presale is live! This is one of my most requested dinosaurs, so I welcomed an excuse to return to one of my all-time favorites from the Mesozoic.
As an added bonus, I'm offering 20% off all items in my shop until Dec 2! 
https://t.co/S4JDjnJ6m7

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2020-11-26

Hello folks!

I'm Tyler, an animator and science illustrator/paleoartist. I'm a bigtime animal nerd who volunteers at the NHMLA and Tar Pits in live animal care and fossil prep respectively. I also work in pet rescue.

Check out more of my artwork at https://t.co/OONp7iuOGi

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2020-11-25

7 days left to preorder my African Dinosaur Pins! https://t.co/3D27FWQTEd

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2020-11-25

Decorate your home with our Permian Weirdos! Dimetrodon, Lystrosaurus, Cotylorhynchus, and Estemmenosuchus are all available as both posters and framed prints.

https://t.co/KywcindUhb

Illustrations by Greco Westermann

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2020-11-25

Morning warmup speedpaint/sketch. Suminia, one of my favorite therapsids. Suminia was a small arboreal anomodontian therapsid (so distantly related to us mammals) that lived during the Late Permian in Europe

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2020-11-24

Hi, I’ve been haunted by the knowledge of gorilla-anatomy horses that had hands and claws and I think you should be, too.

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2020-11-24

Resting Bull-Face

A male Nasutoceratops rests and soaks up some sunlight on a nice summer morning.

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2020-11-23