Here you have the reconstruction done by . Because of the derived rostral morphology we hypothesize that this animal was a benthic feeder, a truly odd adaptation when compared with coeval physeteroids

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Landmark Detection and 3D Face Reconstruction for Caricature using a Nonlinear Parametric Model
pdf: https://t.co/tbfnglab2s
abs: https://t.co/c7zGCud7ek
github: https://t.co/4JyMecBVdL

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Continuing on with our theme from last week of reconstruction: Abdominal or thigh fat can be buttressed with a bony septum or prosthesis to keep the fat in place and reconstruct the sella floor.

https://t.co/ZSbv8Gt1uM

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Two outfits I mostly wear in ac! I was wondering too if ac pals would be interested in commissioning me with bells for this style 😂😂 I'm having a hard time racking up bells for island reconstruction bc I'm weak

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Hello
I mostly make reconstructions of extinct life. Here is some of my work.

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It was sacked by the Red Douglas and Lord Crichton in 1443 but was never able to find anything for a reconstruction suggestion. Showed Forrester of Corstorphine shield taken as a trophy as army moved on to attack Abercon. There is a 1500's Dovecote which sat beside the Castle

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Cistercian Houses of Newbattle (Dalkeith), Byland (Yorkshire) image/reconstruction & Melrose (Borders) Alan Sorrell's classic reconstruction. All followed a set Plan but Melrose, for some reason, was a mirrior image of Sister Houses throughout Scotland & England.

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The site of diaphragm attachment to the tuberculum sella (inset) can be a “blind spot” for surgeons and can tear during tumor removal in the anterior sellar recess. Visit the link below for more on reconstruction and CSF leak repair.

https://t.co/n7CYeVpcaO

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Norman - Max Romeo (War Ina Babylon/Reconstruction)

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We're working on a fun 2 page spoof but before that here's some gift art for our friends over at Wings of the Falcon :D

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Reconstructions of the medieval church consecration crosses at Hardley, Redenhall, and Thrigby - all in Norfolk.
All probably C14th or C15th.

There are about 90 surviving crosses in Norfolk. Be prepared for a longggg lock-down.

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Rothesay Castle, Bute (Scotland) reconstruction suggestion. King Robert III died here in 1406 on hearing his Son and Heir James I has been captured by English pirates off Flamborough Head while heading for safety in France.

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lost fauna, protopteryx fengningensis a starling sized prehistoric bird the beautiful fossil remains.. and my reconstruction

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The Firmament, after the completion of St Roelle's Dais (4th Stage, I believe).

I find it very exciting to see the area evolves as the reconstruction continues. I like exploring the new parts and watching the NPCs do their things! 🙂

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English earth and timber fort at Haddington in 1549 around Donjon Keep reconstruction suggestion within medieval Town walls.

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Quick reconstruction of the new dromaeosaurid Dineobellator notohesperus. I wouldn't be suprised if this ends up being a species of Acheroraptor (if not just a specimen of the type species).

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Virtual reconstruction of the Neanderthal Amud 1 cranium https://t.co/wv8C4ANzNR

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Just finished this reconstruction of the very large, deep-bodied and short-legged Achillobator giganticus, a Dromaeosaurid from the Late Cretaceous of Mongolia

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Wildly off, as it turns out! Spinosaurus was thought to be a carnosaur like allosaurus and kin, when it was actually a derived enough megalosauroid to be considered a crown member of its own clade; the spinosauridae. Pictured is an older reconstruction next to one from 2017.

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Another day at the home office, another photogrammetric model completed. This is the proximal end of a Chasmosaurus radius. The full forelimb will be articulated and ready for muscle reconstruction very soon!

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