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Some fire/grass fake evolutions for fuecoco! I was inspired by suchomimus, dimetrodon, and <3

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2022-02-28

A dinosaur a day 21: dimetrodon
( I know not a dino hehe )

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2022-02-22

Sphenacodon was medium-large carnivorous synapsid named in the late 19th century. It lends its generic name to the family to which it belongs; the Sphenacodontidae, which the famous Dimetrodon is also a part of. Sphenacodon lasted from the Late Carboniferous to the Early Permian.

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2022-02-14

Dimetrodon Adoptable! 💲2⃣0⃣
DM to claim 🌻

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2022-01-18

This week we do our most thorough de-bunking of Blathers yet as we talk about the dimetrodon! This prehistoric creature was not a dinosaur, it actually wasn't even a reptile at all .. 😮https://t.co/SgNKo1Xc6H

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2022-01-08

Process for Dimetrodon and Cotylorhynchus

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2021-12-26

I haven’t drawn my dimetrodon sona Helga in a while but here she is!

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2021-12-23

It seems our best guess of a life-like Dimetrodon probably has been and remains Michael Skrepnick’s gnarly artistic rendering from the early 2000s, my personal favorite 18/18

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2021-12-14

OTA: plush dimetrodon🧸
sb: 25
comment or dm to offer!

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2021-12-09

Bugün metrodaki bu z kişisi çok havalı üzülüyordu çizdim ben de (37dk)

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2021-12-04

Fuck "return to monke", humanity should return to Dimetrodon

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2021-11-28

just a dimetrodon

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2021-11-18

Extinct Animal Kwami Part 2 with Sabertooth, Tasmanian Tiger and Dimetrodon

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2021-11-16

Here is the dimetrodon

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2021-11-04

what if… fruit dimetrodon gatcha…

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2021-10-13

Pastel Paleotober Day 12: Dimetrodon 🍋🍏

Dimetrodon was an early Permian carnivore, living mainly in the southern United States but with some species spread as far as Canada and Germany. The sail on its back was likely used in displays, much like the antlers of modern deer.

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2021-10-13