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Hello! I'm Tabbatha, a Taiwanese/Filipino/Vietnamese paleobio alumni that likes to draw as a hobby! 💖

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Results from the
Chalawan, Bishanopliosaurus, Isisaurus (drunk) and Barylambda.

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Evolving Human Brains: Paleoneurology and the Fate of Middle Pleistocene
https://t.co/Z18aocG8in

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The Egg Watch by Paleona
(Credit: Lol33ta)

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Results from the
Gay Anancus, Thryptodus, Ichthyosaurus and Guizhouichthyosaurus.

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KNM-ER 1470 is one of the most iconic fossils in human origins. Found in 1972 it remains an outlier: brain size larger than other large-toothed hominins. Today scientists attribute it and a handful of other fossils to Homo rudolfensis.

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Aaaah, I see, is trending, so let's share with you mine, because as a lot of I do draw them a lot 🤡🖌️

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Work in progress. Fossil horse skulls.

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(1/2) Results from the "wishes for 2021"
Eagle owl sized anurognathid, hippo stegosaur, small ornithischian with elaborate display structures....

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For my first thread of the year, I want to tackle a paleoart meme that's been on my mind. It's the infamous "Velociraptor with lammergeier color scheme". Art by , , Connor Lachmanec, and .

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This North American duck-billed dinosaur lived near the end of the Cretaceous. It could grow as big, or even larger than a Tyrannosaurus.

https://t.co/slgBc1rH8e

Illustration by Nathan E. Rogers

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The Amud 1 skull was one of the first that I chose when I started drawing fossils more than 25 years ago. Today this ancient individual is more scientifically interesting than ever, at an ancient epicenter of population mixture.

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アクティラムス/アクチラムス Acutiramus macrophthalmus & A. cummingsi
華奢な鋏角に尖った先端と斜めに長く伸びた歯をもつシルル紀のダイオウウミサソリ類。
Silurian pterygotid eurypterids with slender chelicerae posses acute tips and long, inclined denticles.

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Cenozoic fossil percomorph&human(150cm)!

Amphistium/Eoanabas/Opisthomyzon/Hemingwaya.

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Amargasaurus was a sauropod known from Cretaceous rocks of western Argentina. Although once thought to support a double sail on its neck, paleontologists now think the long spines were freestanding.

https://t.co/slgBc1rH8e

Illustration by Nathan E. Rogers

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Soooo, it's my last paleoart of this year! 😀This is certain compsognathid from lower Cretaceous of Brazil, with story of illegality surrounding it, but also with beautifully preserved integument.

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Another thanks goes out to , , and for inspiring me to try to pursue the more technical and research side of paleo, including skeletals. Expect a lot of plesiosaur stuff like this in 2021! 5/?

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