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Secondly, I've uploaded new of Dinocephalosaurus, swimming cousin of Tanystropheus. The whole image has been uploaded in glorious high-res at Patreon: check it out at https://t.co/4dUy1xKvTp. Access to my four years of Patreon content starts at $1 a month.

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Results from the stream!
Stegotetrabelodon (giving birth), Barytherium and Numidotherium (yes, it is that weird)
Also: Sketch of the night by Chomatopyge.
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Results from the
Mystriosaurus, Hylonomus, Magnapaulia and Garagnornis.

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The Thylacine went extinct in 1936 when the last known individual died in a cage at a zoo. It is also known as the Tasmanian tiger, once native to Australia, Tasmania, and New Guinea. I’m not sure if I can really tag this one under paleoart, but whatever

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Triassic Crocodile Cousins Preyed on Plant-Eating Dinosaurs
https://t.co/3zPGyrJG0y

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Paleoart by Zdenek Burian, Charles R. Knight, John Siddick, and Paul Bonner.

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Speed paint Paleoart of a two-and-a-half-ceratops.

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Beaks have appeared separately numerous times in tetrapod evolution. I have depicted 5 examples here: dicynodonts (top left), pantestudines (center), rhynchosaurs (top right), shuvosaurid pseudosuchians (bottom left) and ceratopsian dinosaurs (bottom right)

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New post out tomorrow! "The Petrified Fern" by Mary Bolles Branch is about how time may reveal the worth of an apparently "useless" thing, like a very small fern. Featuring super awesome guest art by !

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This description of a new species of phytosaur made a bit of a 💦splash💦 when it was first published back in May, but if you missed it check it out now in our September issue: https://t.co/UpyNDLwppI | Copyright:

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Terminando la ilustración del Dunklosteus, toca hacer otras dos esta semana si es que alcanzo, una al menos.

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Big update for today's BotM Ceratopsians Kickstarter, as all of the stretch goals are now revealed along with pricing! Click here for all the info: https://t.co/bhzriwzCgi

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Two digital morning sketches for today´s Portraits of Europejara (left) and Thalassodromeus (right), two Cretaceous that possessed large, distinctive crests.

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