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Dino Fact:
Nodocephalosaurus (Knob headed lizard) is an ankylosaurid from Late Cretaceous New Mexico. Despite being from North America, its skull structure closely resembles that of Sachania and Tarchia from Asia, with lots of bulbous growths on top.
Art: José Carlos Cortés
Dino Fact:
Tarchia (Brainy One) is an ankylosaurid from Late Cretaceous Mongolia. It was named this as it had a larger brain compared to Saichania, another ankylosaur who coincidentally was found in the same area and named at the same time as Tarchia.
Art:tuomaskoivurinne
Dromaeosaurids remain some of my favorite non-avian dinosaurs to reconstruct. So here you have some Dromaeosaurids for today’s #SciArtTweetStorm Utahraptor, Wulong, Deinonychus and Sinornithosaurus #sciart #paleoart
A closer, better quality view of the head. I always imagine the heads of abelisaurids as being boldly patterned (for display purposes).
Incidentally, this is South America's fourth new abelisaurid since the start of 2020: the others are Niebla, Spectrovenator (shown here; from Zaher et al. 2020) & Tralkasaurus. #theropods #dinosaurs
Pretty exciting to see the new #abelisaurid #Llukalkan aliocranianus from the Santonian of Neuquén, #Argentina, just published in Journal of Vertebrate Paleontology by Federico Gianechini et al. Known from great remains! Cont... #dinosaurs
Another beautiful #theropod from Argentina! Welcome #Llukalkan: "A New #Furileusaurian #Abelisaurid from La
Invernada (Upper #Cretaceous, Santonian, Bajo
De La Carpa Formation), Northern #Patagonia,
Argentina". Congrats Gianechini et al.
https://t.co/Dj1baxvBIM
#paleontology
Yo, it's Monday, so you know what it means! It's time for another #DinosaurOfTheWeek!
Today's DotW is.. Lambeosaurus!
This large hadrosaurid features a distinctive crest with hatchet-like shape. You actually get to meet one of these fellows at the very start of your adventure!
Cool! From @physorg_com: "Newly excavated skeletal remains of an ankylosaurid—a large armored herbivore that lived during the Cretaceous Period—may indicate that members of this family of #dinosaurs were able to dig" https://t.co/2N1WIVhzb2
I got Abelisaurids!
1. Carnotaurus
2. Skorpiovenator
3. Spectrovenator
4. Majungasaurus
Reply with 🦜 and I'll give you a theme. https://t.co/uiy0E1GIgv
Mapusaurus roseae
(Based on the skeletals made by Ashley Patch and PaleoJoe)
#paleoart #dinosaur #drawing #mapusaurus #theropod #carcharodontosaurid
Daspletosaurus torosus
(Based on the skeletal by Scott Hartman)
#paleoart #drawing #dinosaur #daspletosaurus #theropod #tyrannosaurid #mesozoic
Mymoorapelta maysi, a nodosaurid from the Morrison formation.
This was drawn during Dinovember 2020, during which I made illustrations daily.
#paleoart #jurassic #morrisonformation
Marine reptile of the day!
Kronosaurus is a genus of large pliosaurid reptile from the Early Cretaceous. Fossil remains have been found in Australia and Columbia.
(Art by RJ Palmer)
Dino of the day!
Velociraptor is a genus of velociraptorine dromaeosaurid from the Late Cretaceous in what is now China. The genus name velociraptor means “Swift Seizer”.
(1st Art by Gabriel Ugueto, 2nd by Fred Wierum)
Here we meet the newly discovered Dzharatitanis kingi (Dzharakuduk titan), having a walk in Uzbekistan (Bissekty Formation), Late Cretaceous Period (Turonian Age 93.9-89.8 MYA). It's the first recorded rebbachisaurid from Asia and was found in 1997 by Hans Dieter-Sues and David J
