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Sabían que el escuerzo Ceratophrys ameghinorum que vivió en nuestras Pampas entre 3 y >5 millones de años atrás es pariente cercano de Ce. aurita de Brasil según nuestro más reciente estudio en
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https://t.co/DCD8Len7JU

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2021-03-26

Oh MAN, I missed Fossil Fridays! 😭
Hopefully I can make more soon!
Alright! I drew one of my favorite prehistoric animals, Dimetrodon! I chose to draw the smallest species and the biggest!

I will say, the small one would make a GREAT pet! 💕✨

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2021-03-26


La col·lecció de fòssils d'Alcover-Mont-ral destaca per la diversitat de peixos, però, no hem d'oblidar els rèptils. Aquests representen el moment inicial de l'expansió dels saures i no només ocuparen el medi terrestre, també colinitzaren amb èxit el medi Triàsic🦎

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2021-03-26

Will someone more shark-knowledgeable than me tell me that we actually do have a way to know that was fully grown? Cause I'm here hallucinating giant versions of it and I'm supposed to be working.

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2021-03-20

KNM-ER 3733 helped establish that evolution was a branching tree and not a straight line. Alan Walker famously cracked the skull into three pieces with a chisel to remove the hard rock from inside, enabling reconstruction of the face.

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2021-03-20

Today we done an without Joschua... crazy, isn't... Well, today we done a Stream, with such guests as:
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- The All Might (and a little demon)
- And an

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2021-03-13

Stw 183 is the left side of a young australopith face from Sterkfontein, South Africa. Although it has been likened to the type fossil of Paranthropus robustus (TM1517, green), virtually overlapping the fossils shows it lacks a classic "robust" face

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2021-03-13

For here’s a rather big, and wholly imaginary sauropod from my upcoming Kickstarter, TEPUI. The final(ish) painting and the preceding sketch.

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2021-03-13

Perhaps some day I'll finish this Ubirajara jubatus, but not for this

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2021-03-13

Knight regularly visited the . Here, he caught the attention of Dr. Jacob Wortman, who asked him to create an image of Elotherium (now Entelodon). This is the result.

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2021-03-12

For some news of Master student research. He may have some beaked among the studied specimens 🐬🐬🐬! These strange possess tusks. I am wondering how they looked like during the middle Miocene 🤔Very nice work on the ear, very intriguing animals.

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2021-03-12

One of the most amazing fossils I have studied is KNM ER 18925, a complete skull and mandible of Theropithecus oswaldi that allowed me to reconstruct the animal's head with unusual confidence. Exepctional specimens like this are a paleoartist's dream!

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2021-03-12

Latest update on our Daspletosaurus skull. The jaws will look AMAZING when we add them!

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2021-03-06

Some five-year-old for troodontids meet Tusoteuthis. Fossil coleoids are famously difficult to reconstruct (all soft-tissue, virtually no skeleton), so it's sometimes best to bundle them up on a beach where no-one can tell what they're meant to look like.

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2021-03-06

When John Robinson ran out of government funding and left Swartkrans for a month, he returned to find miners blasting out dripstone to sell to a toothpaste manufacturer. Over the next two years, his team retrieved fossils from the miners.

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2021-03-06

Y’know what needs more of? Tail-dragging. That’s what.
A rough sketch from my new project.

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2021-03-05

On this we done:
- An Pink Translucid Haikouichthys
- Dead Gyrosteus in the Beach
- Cryodrakon in the Ivan Seal style
- Sinraptor in the Ivan Seal Style

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2021-02-27

Brain endocasts of a human (green) compared with heavily reconstructed Homo naledi (gold) and Homo erectus (red), scaled to same size (left side and top views)

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2021-02-27