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Cold on the way to work this morning? Consider yourself lucky that you didn't live during the most extreme ice age of the last 550 My, at the end of the Ordovician Period. About 50% of marine genera went extinct, and stocks in the refrigeration industry plummeted.

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Nope, not anymore, the Haarlem specimen is now a own species, not even directly related to old Archie. Instead is closer to Here a quick, first guess on it's appearance. Another stem bird for diversity for the win!

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Looking back through old art. Here's an illustration of Cumnoria prestwichii.

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At the end of every month, and I will release a new Original concept by Rob Lang, recreated by yours truly, M. BrookeS!

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Today’s morning warmup sketch: Diplocaulus, the famous Nectridean genus, one of my favorite Permian Tetrapods! Sketch done as suggested by

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30. PaleoSteno

Algo blando y simple con sus reseñas... but hey, that’s why he calls them “a review or SOMETHING” (énfasis en lo último).

Por otro lado, disfruto su humor.

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WIP. Ericiolacerta parva, one of the few Terocephalians that survived into the Early Triassic. Fremouw Fm, Induan/Olenekian, Antarctica 🇦🇶 are usually recovered as the sister clade to cynodonts. Reconstructed with fur as suggested by

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"The First Americans" hunt progresses on with the Saber-toothed Cat antagonist. A series by and wonderful by coming 2018.

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WIP Leptonectes sp, Posidonia Shale (Early Jurassic, Germany). One of the 27 ichthyopterygian taxa that I will include in my upcoming book I would like to see what think of these

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And another pycnodont! This genus, Stenoprotome, is mostly known for dorsally preserved parts of the head, but in combination with the few lateral preserved parts, and material from related genera, they let us paint an absurd picture.

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So, did the Paleontologist learned from this amber? 🤔

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I've noticed that we often restore the babies of extinct animals with proportions much like our own tubby, dumpy offspring. This doesn't always fit fossil data, as evidenced by surprisingly leggy Protoceratops hatchlings (snout-vent c. 10 cm).

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of Schizooura lii, a funky Aptian-age euornithine from Jiufotang with a split tail fan. Textures are underwhelming for the amount of time they took, but hopefully it works ok! Done for https://t.co/DCXKXQEJQ3.

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Let's continue. Gladiopycnodus is probably the best when you search for some alien spaceship inspiration, the armored belly and back, long rostrum and of course the huge anal spines can't be ignored.

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We recently finished up with enantiornitheans on a-dinosaur-a-day (newly named taxa aside), and after doing for 27 of them, here are some of my personal favourite illustrations!

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Happy Fan art Friday everyone! Today's Beasts of the Mesozoic inspired art is from Alex Stockwell and her beautiful Acheroraptor piece. Follow her on Instagram @ savamther and on tumbler @ alexstockwellpaleo-art

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New blog post for Can we predict the horn shapes of fossil animals? Perhaps, with enough data, we have more insight on horn sheath shape than we realised. Stars Triceratops, because it's a post about horns. Also features new

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