A new long-spined from sheds light on defense system (via )
https://t.co/Kx4HWNKuz8

Where is my sauropod squad at, & ?!

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The neck is composed of an astonishing 17 vertebrae, surpassing most sauropods! It was thus probably somewhat flexible, & arose either through sexual selection or exploiting some ecological niche (upper mid-level browsing?)

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This is probably one of the most interesting publications concerning the world of sauropodomorphs this year. Welcome to itaquii we need to found one of like this
https://t.co/W2nMtbwTqc

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Continuing with the series of illustrations of baby dinosaurs I was commissioned to do for a children´s book. Starting on this piece showing some hatchling sauropods. WIP (very early stages)

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The Early Jurassic saw an explosion in the diversity of sauropodomorphs, including the appearance of numerous giant species. Here are the taxa from two of five Early Jurassic formations that will be featured in my in-prep book (out sometime next year)

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Palaeoloxodon namadicus can be called a few things- the Asian-straight-tusked elephant, or the Sangauni elephant - "small" is not one of them. This colossus would have looked down at Tyrannosaurus and outweighed its fair share of sauropods.

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Sarmientosaurus musacchioi //

It had a small brain, but its massive eye sockets indicated a sharp vision, a unique discovery among the sauropods. Due to their gigantic size, sauropods are rarely preserved and found as a complete animal.

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New Brazilian sauropodomorph: Bagualosaurus agudoensis https://t.co/bxiRxLw8Eu

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"Brachio Grove" 🌲🦕🌲

I originally created this illustration just to go on silk scarves, but I found that it looks great on other clothing & stuff too. Brachiosaurus is a perennial favorite of mine...sauropods for all seasons, I say!
https://t.co/VTe4aoeone

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Day 10: Amargasaurus. A Sauropod that could galloping like a rhino.

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day 10 with an Amargasaurus sketch! I love sauropods with strange adaptations like massive spikes.

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Day 10 Small for a sauropod, this early cretaceous Dino is best identified by parallel large spines protruding from its neck and back. Once thought to be skin sails, they are now believed to be spikes.

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Day 3 This is quite possibly the most ridiculous dino I have ever seen. A middle cretaceous short necked, long neck sauropod with weird teeth and loads of hollow bones and a weird head.

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SAUROPOD FARMS - Certain more common breeds of dinosaurs become staple in the meat industry, their colossal size in comparison to traditional livestock makes production exponentially more efficient. Sauropoda, Ornithopoda, and Theropoda replace beef, pork, and poultry. Big eats!

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Why do I think it's better to call a "#prosauropod" a
well, a is worth a thousand words...

...& 's new paper has 2 new paleoarts, +lots of pics AND thousands of words!! CHECK IT YO> https://t.co/0iRSw6vlFk

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A quick break from for a flashback to 2014 and an infected

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