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La Virgotrigonia fue un genero y especie nueva de descubierta en el Morro Solar, Chorrillos, Lima, Peru. Fue descubierta y descrita por la Dra. Vera Alleman. Ella tambien ha investigado los y las plantas fósiles de ese lugar.

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2020-03-28

For I present you these incredible associated skull (PMU-M3836) & mandible (PMU-M3837) of Yoshi minor I had the chance to scan in 🦁🇸🇪 This specimen of was found in late deposits in and described by Zdansky in 1924

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2020-03-28

Welcome to notohesperus! "New Dromaeosaurid Dinosaur (Theropoda, Dromaeosauridae) from New Mexico and Biodiversity of Dromaeosaurids at the end of the Cretaceous" by Jasinski et al. 2020. https://t.co/sGaPeaIAUZ

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2020-03-28

For today’s my take on Dineobellator notohesperus, a Velociraptorine dromaeosaur from Late Cretaceous North America, that was described yesterday. Because if there is a new Dromaeosaur I can’t help myself

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2020-03-27

Hash it up!
This one is definitely a blast from the past! One of the rare times I drew dinosaurs! Have you ever drawn dinos? This was a traditional medium artwork. Gouache on board.

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2020-03-21

Pose tests and a look at the underlaying rig for the gracilis. I actively despise the anatomy of this animal with its tiny feet and Tyrannosaur-like head but it's fun to work with.

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2020-03-21

"Houston...We have a PROBLEM🦖
Happy


[credits: artist unknown]

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2020-03-06

Pachyrhinosaurus as suggested by
Happy folks!

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2020-03-06

We welcome from for her first guest this as we venture into the seeing how life further terrestrialised and why this was the Age of https://t.co/ScM70cWII5

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2020-02-21

Some Mosasaurus for And no, we don't know that they had dorsal fins, but we don't know that they didn't either - the right parts of their soft tissues have not, to my knowledge, been preserved to indicate either way.

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2020-02-21

This we're loving 😍 the beautiful illustrations of Liassic fossils from Stanford's Geological Atlas of Great Britain, 1904.

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2020-02-21

Happy We still don’t know how Radiodonts reproduced, but it probably started (at least in some species) during mass-moulting events, when large numbers of them got together to moult. See fossils of for example. (1/2)

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2020-02-15

Some new for my take on Yutyrannus published in entirety for the first time this week. It was created for LTTAII, but that's coming out soon enough to let the covers slip a little on the art. A short thread about this image...

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2020-02-15

Nenúfares. An Unenlagiine in its pond. Some old art for this

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2020-02-08

Time to briefly revisit Elrhaz Formation with this taqueti model. Original reconstruction of this animal was among the first sauropods ever portrayed with a form of "beak" at the tip of the jaws.

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2020-02-08

As it's I took a punt at a Pachyrhinosaur...

(apologies to actual / people, for any horrific amateur mistakes I've blundered into - feel free to correct if I've disgraced current finds in some way, I'll bare in mind for future)

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2020-02-07

O is for Oohkotokia. A 74 million year old anklyosaur. The name is in honour of the native Niitsitapi people in North America, who's land it was found on.
(Photo, Paul Penkalski; Art, DevianArt: Ciciopurple)

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2020-02-07

“She comes in colours everywhere, she combs her hair, she’s like a rainbow 🌈 “
Huge iridescent 𝙋𝙡𝙖𝙘𝙚𝙣𝙩𝙞𝙘𝙚𝙧𝙖𝙨 ammonite from Alberta at the for

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2020-02-07