Arizonasaurus doodle, after spending so many years drawing dinosaurs it felt strange drawing a plantigrade bipedal archosaur 😂😅
So this animal wasn't a dinosaur, it belonged to a group known as ctenosauriscidae .

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kongonaphon, a tiny lagerpetid ornithodiran archosaur from the mid triassic of madagascar that was revealed only a few days ago.
thought it would be fun to try out drawing something very recently described

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I created this tree to explain the different hypotheses of the phylogenetic relationships among avemetatarsalian archosaurs, in particular dinosaurs. I explain which ones I follow in my book and point out alternative hypotheses.

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musings related to my current research. In living archosaurs epiphyseal cartilages can extend limb bone length from between less than 1% to more than 10%! This has big implications for our modelling of joint kinematics and how we interpet plausible ranges of motion.

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New online: Trotteyn & Ezcurra – Redescription of the holotype of Chanaresuchus bonapartei Romer, 1971 (Archosauriformes: Proterochampsidae) from the Upper Triassic rocks of the Chañares Formation of north-western Argentina https://t.co/CWbcPHTc2r

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章7・アダクリス/英語版表記Archosauriaーー主竜類(ワニ)
1.(エステル/Estelle)
文化原型:Estelleは「星」を意味するラテン語。
2.(ガヴィル/Gavial)
生物原型:マレーガビアル/インドガビアル。また絶滅危惧か……(発音はガヴィルと似てる)

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Among the most bizarre and amazing Triassic reptiles were the Erythrosuchids, a group of basal that possessed disproportionately huge heads. Here I have depicted Erythrosuchus (the greenish one) and Garjainia (the smaller one and B&W sketch)

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I like this one from a 2015 paper by Allen et. al. It's not applicable everywhere, especially because of how weird croc coracoids are and due to taxa-specific discrete differences in orgins/insertions, but I think it's one of the best references for the major groups in Archosaurs

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Tests for OC. Just a big archosaur lady that has a big warhammer and shield 😌

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apparently, here's some of my art!
Hi I'm Michael, I draw a ton of animals and sometimes made up creatures.
I'm ArchosaurArtist on Instagram and Facebook, and you can buy my stuff on https://t.co/gIDj8kgVc1 or https://t.co/o2QvXpQXE3

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Elessaurus gondwanoccidens

"A new archosauromorph from South America provides insights on the early diversification of tanystropheids"
Tiane M. De-Oliveira et al, pubbl. 08-04-2020
PLoS ONE 15(4): e0230890
https://t.co/QekHPyEY8l

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Allokotosauria is a diverse group of archosauromorphs that existed exclusively during the Triassic and includes the clades Azendohsauridae, Trilophosauria and Kuehneosauridae (Pritchard and Nesbitt, 2017). Many had beaks, others horns and some were able to glide

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Tanystropheids are another group of amazing early that lived exclusively during the Triassic. They came in long-necked and SUPER long-necked forms. Most were terrestrial but at least one taxon was marine. Illustrations from my in-prep book

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[Re-des OC Doctor]
Race: Archosauria
Originium Adaptability: Low
His kind is look like Black Mamba
Outside is chill but inside is a mess, can't express his emotion. But he's still a nice, kind person.

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They're fantastic animals, but obsessed with them tbh 😅 I'm Archosaurartist on Instagram and Facebook

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"Unmagical Lifeguard Training"
Brad the compact bat trying his best [me] and Gabriello the large archosaur [] training on how to save drowning people.
Man, this would be impossible without the rescue tube.

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Rhynchosaurs were a diverse group of early archosauromorphs that lived exclusively during the Triassic. Here are details of some of the illustrations of rhynchosaurs that will be appearing in my in-prep book.

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Does anyone know what Caesar's favorite thing is?
Cuisine and exquisite wine?❌
The high-profile century party?❌
Dating with beloved fiancee Nono?❌
Check out the comic below to discover Caesar's secret!😮


Download now: https://t.co/5M4cMuyEwF

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Sapient caenagnathoids can have little a notosuchian,
As a pet

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