Just in time for new paper by Campbell et al: Temporal range extension and evolution of the chasmosaurine ceratopsid ‘Vagaceratops’ irvinensis (Dinosauria: Ornithischia) in the Upper Cretaceous (Campanian) Dinosaur Park Formation of Alberta https://t.co/RSGEtsJOrb

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Announcing “Palaeontology in Popular Culture” event on Monday 2 September, 18:00-20:15 at King’s College London, attached to the next workshop (in time for

Attendance free. Sign up here if you want to come along: https://t.co/StVXywOBV2

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Morning warmup sketch for I was thinking of this scene where a Pristerognathus (therocephalian) chases a Diictodon (dicynodont) that was caught too far out of its burrow. Permian (Capitanian) of South Africa.

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It's and it's You know what that means! MEGALODON! Check out SHARKS: A 400 Million Year Journey by . https://t.co/bbrW94QOWd

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A scene of a Tyrannosaurus rex bringing down an adolescent Edmontosaurus annectens on the bank of a river.

I started working on this one about a month ago. It was inspired by an illustration from The Day of The Dinosaur by John Man.

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stenops
Découvert et nommé aux 🇺🇸 en 1877.
Inventé dans une BD, le mot "thagomizer" (piques caudales) est désormais utilisé par les 👨‍🔬!
C'est un stégosaure de 7m de long qui vivait au il y a ≈150 Ma.
🖌️M. Skrepnick

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Happy

I drew this last year after opting into early access for a video game called This is a Dakotaraptor, the first of several playable dinosaurs in the game!

I need to draw more dinos.

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Results from the Only new stuff tonight!
Aquilarhinus, Hesperornithoides, Elektorornis and Muensterella.

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An unusual for the lab: here is the model of the weird dromaeosaurid Halszkaraptor we laser scanned this morning.

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I've had a marine-filled couple of days (so many whales and sea birds!), so here's Jurassic equivalent for Rhomaleosaurus, juvenile Stenopterygius, Parapsicephalus and many inverts. Composition is exactly how you see large marine vertebrates in real life.

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Meet one of the fossil pokemon from Ventura region, Takitor, it was dsigned by my partner in crime on instagram and colored by me

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Absence of very large penguins today is likely due to the Oligo-Miocene radiation of marine mammals.

Mayr et al. 2017
A Paleocene from New Zealand substantiates multiple origins of in fossil Sphenisciformes

https://t.co/lsypVXeUde

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Another one eats the dust
Another one eats the dust
And another one gone, and another one gone
Another one eats the dust…

Ovatiovermis was described recently-ish, from the Burgess Shale. It ate dust.

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A post to sum up my week: pterosaurs pterosaurs pterosaurs pterosaurs pterosaurs pterosaurs pterosaurs pterosaurs pterosaurs pterosaurs pterosaurs pterosaurs pterosaurs pterosaurs pterosaurs pterosaurs pterosaurs pterosaurs pterosaurs pterosaurs pterosaurs

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Sketches from Scutosaurus (baybees ❤️❤️), Miragaia and Arizonasaurus

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I've been thinking a lot about pterosaurs this week, so here's of two Thalassodromeus for Thalassodromeus had a very odd skull, even for a pterosaur: weird jaws, huge crest, and expanded jaw muscle space.

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A super special gift for to help make her day! Plus I saw # FossilFriday and I had to draw my Megalodon and her Cave Yeen!

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The human hemimaxilla from Misliya Cave, dated to 177 to 194 ka. Members of the Homo sapiens clade left Africa earlier than previously thought (90-120 ka). From Hershkovitz I. (2018) The earliest modern humans outside Africa.

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の漫画にサーヴァントランサー メアリー・アニングが登場したので、大英自然史博物館展のアニングに関する化石標本。
Fossil specimens discovered by Mary Anning.

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