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Likeliest cause of the Cretaceous-paleogene mass extinction event. Tyrannosaurus rump - T.rump

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Morning warmup sketch. Head of Utahceratops. Reconstructed with a big keratinous head. One of my favorite chasmosaurine Done in for IPad Pro

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Currently three pieces of available, with the benefiting . Still time before but it's getting close! paleo and a Go take a look! Link in profile.

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I've loved since I was a kid, but today I think the dinosaurian of in the most interesting thing. When younger, seriously considered of avian dinosaur by me. Print newly added to Ebay. Check it out!

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Así era el fiero pez que dominó los mares hace 360 millones de años y que han reconstruido paleontólogos de la https://t.co/zjg9OpxvF3

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Today’s warmup sketch, Patriofelis, a oxyaenid creodont from Eocene North America. Suggested by

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Quick morning warmup sketch of Inostrancevia, the largest gorgonopsid therapsid. Reconstructed with a glandular skin with folds and wrinkles. As requested by

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Some red studies 2, sketched with red felt pen and inspired by and ' . Love when the past inspires the future :)

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drawing for Paleona's Birthday today! 💕

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And because today is here is one of the Pterosaurs I’m preparing (WIP) for my book Tendaguripterus recki from the Tendaguru Fm, Late Jurassic Tanzania

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Today’s quick sketch. Baryonyx walkeri fishing lunch. Like other Spinosaurids, Baryonyx had a very elongated snout and powerful arms with very long claws. Very different from the Baryonyx that appeared recently in the trailer

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I need ichthyosaur for a book, so I've revisited an Ophthalmosaurus image not touched since 2015. Apparently it's now on holiday somewhere warm, scenic and probably expensive. Note the terrific animal/scenery ratio, which is just what you want in a crowded book.

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A couple little doodles of Halszkaraptor, the newly-published amphibious dromaeosaurid!

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A series of plesiosaur for Jurassic marine species Attenborosaurus and Plesiosaurus, and the coastal/freshwater adapted Leptocleidus. It's very cool to think some plesiosaurs would be visible in rivers, lakes and estuaries.

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Guess the Your hint: all of these mammals are now extinct ➕ all of these mammals lived in North Florida between 20 million & 9 million years ago.

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Descubren restos de Panthera atrox en la Patagonia argentina https://t.co/L4SLStJVUc via

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