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It has been a good while since I've been able to join #paleostream! Homo daliensis, Lycaenops, (Sus)kityrannus and Archaeopteryx.
I think this calls for the return of #PaleoartNoir https://t.co/S4MJFqM80p
I was struggling to find these books the other day, I could not remember the titles/author for the life of me! Anyone else remember these? #dinosaurs #paleontology #books #Throwback
Ugh, still no time for social media thanks to a manic workload. Here's some driveby #FossilFriday #paleoart of the Brazilian spinosaurid Irritator predating pterosaurs, from 2018, to keep my feed from drying up entirely.
Work In Progress. A big carcass always attracts a lot of carnivores looking for an easy meal. Detail of a larger and complicated piece that I plan/HAVE to finish today. There are still soooo many things to finish 😅 #paleoart #sciart #FossilFriday
When the dino is sour or some shit like that. Step aside #paleoartist s bad bitch is back in town
QRT with 4 things that got you into paleontology https://t.co/jEluqNeTfd
Ah fuck, wrong picture heres a better one lol (accidentally uploaded a screenshot instead of the actual file, my baaaaad)
#SynapsidWeek
#SynapsidJune
#paleothemeweek
Dino Fact!
Tuojiangosaurus (Tuo river lizard) is a stegosaurid from Late Jurassic China! Its backplates were narrow and taller than most stegosaurs, likely so they could tell each other apart from other stegosaurs they lived with like Chialingosaurus!
Art by Paleocolour!
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Just some late night #Bajadasaurus and #Pachycephalosaurus #AmongUs crewmates ... but which one is the #imposter? 👀
#paleoart #sauropod #ornithischia #dinosaurs #AmongUsFanart
QRT with 4 things that got you into paleontology. (My goodness, some of the people doing this are little tiny babies!) https://t.co/ThUz5FwWa8
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Why avoid the obvious similarities between these fossils, especially the NR-2 mandible, and Neandertals, particularly Krapina? That relationship is the interesting one, with clear relevance to paleoclimate changes. Nesher Ramla may be a likely Krapina source population.
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