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Unfinished portrait of Kaprosuchus saharicus, aka #BoarCroc, for #FossilFriday #paleoart #sciart #scientificillustration 🐗🐊
Cleaned up my hyneria from today’s #paleostream
#FossilFishWeek #FossilFriday #hyneria #paleoart #characterdesign
Fish Fish and more Fish today #Paleostream: Dunkleosteus, Hyneria, Saurodon and Hensodon #FossilFishWeek #Fishart #FossilFriday My best for me: Saurodon....
Here's a view of the still-to-be-finished Multibody dynamics model of the fantastic @MuseumofNature Edmontosaurus with my 3D Eddie pals circa 2012. Was there mandible roll? was there palatal movement? both? neither? #FossilFriday
We’re thrilled to have professional science artist Reid Psaltis (@trimetrodon) returning to instruct our high school paleo-art camps! Reid will be teaching #Paleontology Illustration 1 & 2 and Paleontology Sculpture camps.
#paleoart #fossilfriday
https://t.co/ul7PlZz9jA
The late Middle Pleistocene skull from Kabwe, Zambia, was uncovered a century ago. Today its place in the #hominin family tree is still an open question. Its population retained ancient diversity, yet may have been connected to modern people. #paleoanthropology #FossilFriday
Iguanodon bernisartenssis for this #FossilFriday ! Usually herbivores are portrayed more as gentle giants, but when you see that spike thumb on Iguanodon danger is coming your way!
#paleoart #dinosaur #dinosaurs #dino #paleoarte #iguanodon #creatures #art #AnimalArtistsUnite https://t.co/n6UOFpM1nX
New #paleoart for #FossilFriday: nocturnal Palaeotherium magnum, the pony-sized equoid once featured at @cpdinosaurs before the model went missing. See the hi-res version of this at my #Patreon along with 100s of other artworks for just $1 a month: https://t.co/hYT35tTnmf
For #FossilFriday here's the reptiles of Messel Pit exhibit at Senckenburg Museum in Frankfurt
Photos from Markus Buhler and the museum's website respectively
I just put up a poll for my Patreon supporters to vote on the next #FossilFriday video!
Last time it was Daspletosaurus - who will be next? I'll tally votes at the end of the weekend! 🦖🦕
https://t.co/6iU05jCPHc
On #DarwinDay, I want to recognize the Gibraltar 1 Neandertal skull. This year marks 150 since the publication of The Descent of Man, and this skull was the only skeletal evidence of an extinct human ancestor that Charles Darwin encountered. #paleoanthropology #FossilFriday
For #FossilFriday a Dinictis skull with puncture marks in its skull. The spacing and shape of the punctures suggest a Hyaenodon horridus bit this nimravid's skull and killed it.
https://t.co/jk6ZDEv21a
Since I'm just about done with Amurosaurus. I decided to start on the next hadrosaur skull I wanted to make. The juvenile Kazaklambia convincens from Kazakhstan. I'm reusing many elements I made for Amurosaurus and reshaping them to fit this taxon. 1/3
#FossilFriday
For this #FossilFriday here is the skull of Panthera gombaszoegensis BR-II-81-146 from "La Belle-Roche" (#Belgium 🇧🇪) that I just scanned last Tuesday🦁This skull belongs to the @UniversiteLiege but is currently exposed in Le Grand Curtius Museum in #Liège. 🦴💀
This week’s #FossilFriday coincides with Charles Darwin’s birthday! He was born #OTD in 1809. Augustus Earle depicted Darwin in the below caricature, which shows the naturalist surrounded by #fossils on the deck of HMS Beagle at Bahía Blanca, #Argentina. #CharlesDarwin #DarwinDay
A new toxodont from Argentina out today in @JournalSystPal from Gastón Martínez and colleagues, in time for #FossilFriday: https://t.co/UJMbBIHjAf
#DarwinDay and #FossilFriday so it's gotta be the ground sloth Mylodon darwinii, brought back by Chuck from South America and named for him by ghastly old Richard Owen in 1840.
Lots of preserved skin, nail, tissue and dung known from Patagonia.
Reconstruction by Concavenator
[#Palevol] The stapes of Thrinaxodon Seeley, 1894 and Galesaurus Owen, 1859: a case of study for intraspecific variability in basal cynodonts. ⬇️
🔗https://t.co/Oh3emulCT6
▪️ Leandro C. GAETANO & Fernando ABDALA
▪️ #FossilFriday #Triassic #Thrinaxodon #Paleontology
For #FossilFriday, here are 2D (top row) and 3D (bottom row) FEA models of an adult #Tyrannosaurus (USNM 555000 of @NMNH), a juvenile Tyrannosaurus (@JaneTheRex or BMRP 2002.4.1 of @BurpeeMuseum), and the baby tyrannosaurid #Raptorex (LH PV1). 1/2