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Panphagia protos, one of the earliest sauropodomorphs. Yes, really.

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Environment practice featuring the new tiny microraptorine dromaeosaur!

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Detail of a commission I recently finished of Parksosaurus warreni and its powerful hind limbs.

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Gastornis probably would’ve eaten fruits and seeds instead of tiny horses.

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Posters of phylogenetoc hypotheses of some clades at my Redbubble shop https://t.co/qtC5Cta9NR

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Doodle of the new species, which may or may not have had crocodile-like integument on its face.

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Megaloceros giganteus, the badly named Irish Elk. Commission.

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VERY HAPPY I was really close to the proportions of before the new Utahraptor skeletal was shown!#paleoart

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Wikipedia version of my my send off to March Break

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Denversaurus schlessmani. I was definitely tiring towards the end of this one - been drawing for like seven hours.

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Whippomorphs inspired by Johan Egerkrans awesome work! I've been loving what they post on the Paleoart FB group! https://t.co/duQSJ20qzn

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theropods like basal Eoraptor and Eodromaeus for a clade with ornithischians like basal Pisanosaurus

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It's so here's some of that most obscure sauropod, Diplodocus. And yes, that red pterosaur is a Zallinger homage.

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Making of Protostega gigas, the giant sea turtle from the Cretaceous for upcoming poster of Niobrara Chalk

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For with a certain big ape back in cinemas this weekend, it has to be (necessarily speculative) of Gigantopithecus.

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: another closeup of my new Tropic Shale showing benthic community around a methane seep

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detail of my new / upgraded "cross-section" of the Tropic Shale restored as a sea of teeth, 93 MYA.

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The finished Miragaia, sauropod-wannabe, done for a-dinosaur-a-day.

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