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And some new tall, slender Zygopteris tree-ferns here, in amongst a load of other stuff. https://t.co/8HBxvZ5UEI

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Utahraptor ostrommaysorum era un dinosaurio carnívoro del Cretácico norteamericano. Podía superar los 6 m. de largo y pesar casi 500 kg, siendo el de mayor tamaño dentro del grupo de los dromaeosáuridos. Basado en la reconstrucción esquelética de Scott Hartman

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In 1999, a fossil was "found" in New York City. In this case, the fossil was repatriated to Indonesia where it belongs. Other fossils may still circulate within an illicit international antiquities trade.

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When you realize this is one of the few actual Giganotosaurus on paleomedia...

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Aroeira 3 was found in a context with abundant Acheulean tools and evidence of hominin-controlled fire. It is a valuable comparison to the Sima de los Huesos sample, at similar geological age but with only a single handaxe and no remains of fire.

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The work of Johann Jakob Scheuchzer (Swiss, 1672-1733) who was a physician by training, with a strong interest in natural history & paleontology. Here, samples of his Scheuchzer Physica Sacra, c. 1731

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I based my Navahoceros fricki/Odocoileus lucasi's colouration on the Desert Bighorn Sheep and Tibetan Argali, which live in fairly similar environments today.

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Today I got to learn all about the Lovecraftian, Paleozoic Shelled Anemone-like animals called Conularrids. Congrats to April and thanks for having me and ! https://t.co/ttTLz0dXYN

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“Sword and Idol” is coming soon — art by script by PS13. Based on the writings of Lord Dunsany. A Paleolithic Adventure over 3 generations of rival families in a Stone Age tribe. 🔥🗡Whoah! The next BIG IDEA from Zero Pipeline Comics! Mailing list coming soon☮️✌️

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Kabuto Origins:

According to Red & Green's 1996 strategy guide, Kabuto's the oldest Pokemon in existence. This is fitting since it's based on 520 million years old trilobites, as well as horseshoe crabs (244mya).

More PokePaleontology from Tierzoo: https://t.co/uazimMrS5O

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The king of the dinosaurs, ladies and gentlemen: Tyrannosaurus rex!

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A salute to ichthyosaurs this splendid beasts that I've had an excuse to restore several times recently. Marine reptiles are really fun to draw and these have been a blast to work on. Here's Temnodontosaurus, Ichthyosaurus, Shonisaurus and Leptonectes.

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Happy - Cranial anatomy of Bolotridon frerensis, an enigmatic cynodont from the Middle Triassic of South Africa, and its phylogenetic significance published in https://t.co/GfqKbbaxIJ

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And here are a couple more I created, based on things we actually know the colour of:

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