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This we're loving 😍 the beautiful illustrations of Liassic fossils from Stanford's Geological Atlas of Great Britain, 1904.

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out swim them speed wise. Also for the question "where do we get these ideas from?" Probably from misidentifying already existing animals, from sightings or fossils.
My favourite example of this is with the elasmotherium spawning the unicorn legend

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trace fossils; a trip through a museum.

[class assignment]

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Quantifying an apparent bias in the record: the Pull of the Recent on extant sharks and rays https://t.co/AhWxJg6Pg6

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OK seriously hear me out on this, Blathers has you collect Fossils for the museum, right? Animal Corssing New Horizon is on a Island and we already saw other characters with new clothes on, so how awesome would it be if Blathers was dressed like John Hammond? It fits so well!!!

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Unintentionally I’ve forgotten to post more! Big projects are in the works, so here’s a sample of what I’ve been up to... I’m not permanently settled on this format, but like my art style everything changes eventually.

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decided to get a little experimental with lineless art idk how this looks? might do more
there are two things im hype about right now and so uhh Brea digging up some fossil ^^

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The Fruita Paleo Area (FPA for short) is one of many amazing localities that preserves such a diversity of fossils and geologic features that it can be difficult to make sense of. But one of the unique things about it is that it preserves tiny animals & giants.

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Happy We still don’t know how Radiodonts reproduced, but it probably started (at least in some species) during mass-moulting events, when large numbers of them got together to moult. See fossils of for example. (1/2)

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Our very own volunteer of the year, George, will be here on the 22nd of Feb at 10 am to give a short introduction to fossils and geology. Booking essential, suitable for all!

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Happy Fossil Friday! Here's the Compsognathus I sketched in Procreate. I think I'm finally getting the hang of it!

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Some new for my take on Yutyrannus published in entirety for the first time this week. It was created for LTTAII, but that's coming out soon enough to let the covers slip a little on the art. A short thread about this image...

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Join us next week for craft workshops on Wednesday & Thursday!
To take part simply pop-in anytime between 11am & 3pm.
Only £3 per child!
For more info: https://t.co/74A8o70zWm

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Prohyus, a Rock and Water-type fossil Fakemon.

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2020

"Neoepiblema acreensis"

"Small within the largest: brain size and anatomy of the extinct Neoepiblema acreensis, a giant rodent from the Neotropics"
Ferreira J. D. et al.
Publ.:12-02-2020

https://t.co/FaYAhLTwBv

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All these fossils were very well preserved, and all had feathers: on the bigger adult’s tail, the smaller one’s legs and hips, and the juvenile’s neck and forelimbs.

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No. 138: Omanyte
Spiral Pokémon

It was restored from an ancient fossil. Those Helix Fossils are excavated from areas that were once oceans long, long ago.

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Vivian from Fossil Fighters.

Saw 's video. Wish I found/played that game back then. Looks fun.

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When you forget that most Pokémon have weird anatomy... (specially the fossilised ones).

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Thank you for the chance!
This is Kanna! She is an isonade, a shark from japanese mythology. She’s usually stoic & serious. She likes to create bladed weapons. Both normal, for normal people, & specialized ones for immortals. She likes fossils & fish, especially Asian arowana!

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