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Denversaurus, Javelinadactylus, Skybalonyx and Argentinosaurus (the sauropod)

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and to end off this Animated Park saga, some concept art of the made and currently airing Jurassic World: Camp Cretaceous

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Because of the decade of Animated Series Cash Grabs that was the 90s, Universal planned to make Escape from Jurassic Park, but it was cancelled, but in the end after years we did get Camp Cretaceous
It has very well know concept art for it

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Dino Fact!

Nedoceratops (Insufficient-horned Face) is a dubious ceratopsian from Late Cretaceous North America! It looks a lot like Triceratops, minus the nasal horn! Some think it's just a diseased Triceratops, but no one knows for certain!

Art by By José Carlos Cortés!

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decided to draw the raptor squad! had pretty handy of good sources so theyre all accurate as i could do! pretty sad they died so fast

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The Permo-Triassic titanopterans like Gigatitan and the Cretaceous cockroach Manipulator are some prehistoric examples.

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Thinking about how we got two genuinely great designs in this year. I’m especially fond of the Monolophosaurus. Having a small predator without the intelligence of a raptor brought a fresh feel to it. More like this please, /!

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Drawing more of Kyndra is certainly on my list. Little cave goblin from a neo-cretaceous planet.
https://t.co/5g4x9b41tI

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Dino Fact!

Oxalaia (After Oxalá) is a spinosaurid from Late Cretaceous Brazil! Underneath each tooth, it had two replacement teeth ready to go if one ever fell out! It's a trait no other known theropod has, but it's actually common in sharks!

Art by RickCharlesOfficial!

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Eotyrannus lengi, Early Cretaceous Wessex formation. Used a bunch of different birbs as references ^_^

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In my opinion...The Scorpius Rex from Jurassic World Camp Cretaceous is awesome. I personally love the design and it’s special ability. Every time it’s on screen I automatically enjoy that scene.

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Dino Fact!

Rebbachisaurus (Rebbach Lizard) is a sauropod from Late Cretaceous Africa! Like some other dinos, it had tall neural spines that likely formed a hump or sail! Its exact purpose is unknown, but it might've been for display or storing energy!

Art by Dino-master!

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train.

Dawn, painted to match the dawn light on the Mill Canyon tracksite near

Noon in the late

Dusk in the late

and (eternal) night in a glow worm cave in Cretaceous Australia. https://t.co/MwAs0IvaXL

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Dino Fact!

Fukuititan (Fukui Titan) is a sauropod from Early Cretaceous Japan! It's the first sauropod to be found there! It became smaller than most other sauropods as a result of living on an island, though not to the extent of Magyarosaurus!

Art by DenerDPaleoarts!

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I found some time this evening to finish this off. As promised, here's the coloured version of Axelrodichthys araripensis! I went with a greenish-grey colouration since this species was likely frequenting the brackish and coastal waters of the Lower Cretaceous Araripe Basin.

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