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Results from the
Europejara, Kopidodon, Placodus and Mawsonia

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the first named hadrosauroid taxon from Asia that is still valid, Tanius sinensis is quite an oddball, and pretty tall too. Fairly basal for its young geological age
Among the first in line for my Wangshi project

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Highlights from todays and yesterdays
Eomyctophum, Ursulinacaris, Hecxaprotodon and Anomalochelys

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A good ole Ankylosaurus magniventris here to cheer you on! It's Friday! You made it to the weekend!

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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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With the Mesozoic narrowly in the lead, here are a couple Late Cretaceous troodontids that I drew in colored pencil around Fall 2017: Gobivenator & Saurornithoides.

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Triceratops horridus sporting a rather bright frill.

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Therizinosaurus display
(Artist’s description at the bottom of the image)

Original post: https://t.co/kEKOQ42mrj

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June 12, 1870, birthday of German paleontologist Ernst Stromer von Reichenbach. Famous for the discovery of the holotype of Spinosaurus aegyptiacus 🦖 https://t.co/WS6p1E61aH 🦖🖌 https://t.co/lwAEnPuCZJ

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Today’s very quick warmup sketch, I did not have a lot of time to sketch today. Imagine if you saw Carnotaurus walking towards you, probablynin a curious but slightly alert demeanor.

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He doesn't have a Twitter, but everyone should check out Lucas Attwell. One of my favorite up-and-coming paleoartists with a knack for flora and a painterly style. He's only 18(!!!) which makes me want to die only a little.
https://t.co/0viuFFymwW

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Results from the
Monolophosaurus, Longisquama, Cistecephalus, Albertonectes.

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

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Thanks so much to for the amazing artwork that accompanies this blog post!

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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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According to a thesis by , Tyrannosaurus may have had asymmetrical ears, much like an owl. Here’s a scaly version of the feathery “dish” concept (based on owls), drawn in about 6 minutes.

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