Marowak: one of my faves since I was a kid
Nincada: I just think they're neat
Gastrodon: another in the I just think they're neat club

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Sketch of the Day: Camprodon, Spain, 2004

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9) gastrodon, garchomp, mudsdale, torterra

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💚💛💙The Slug, The Myth, The Legend💙💛💚

Hopefully returning in our good year 2020.
Missed you Tide... you my fuckign cinnamon apple

🖥️: https://t.co/u9fVae1yoG

♠️#myart ♠️

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Dimetrodon teutonis, a stem-mammal, and Rotaryus gothae, a temnospondyl, both part of the fauna local to the of Germany.

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IN THE END IT WAS ALL UP TO MARMALADE AND SHE PULLED THROUGH SHES A LEGEND!!! GASTRODON BABYYYYY

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Stats from the Top Teams of all 4 of our weekly tournaments combined, here's the VGC 2020 meta after a full month.

⬆️Rises⬆️
Gastrodon
Duraludon
Torkoal
Chandelure
Togekiss

⬇️Drops⬇️
Excadrill
Braviary
Dracovish
Gyarados

Detailed stats on our website: https://t.co/hqcCdX3F2r

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For those who want to paint Dimetrodon teutonis in the snow, i might have some good news for you, but need a confirmation first.

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i drew a dimetrodon from an abandoned game. play paleozoic life.

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let's bring back gym leader sonas but sw/sh style.
Mines a ground type gym and my pkmn are:
sandaconda
galarian stunfisk
gastrodon
excadrill
rhyperior

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Results from the
Hoffstetteria, Nigersaurus, Dimetrodon teutonis (christmas edition) and Saurorhynchus.

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This is a small reconstruction of Tianyulong confuciusi, an heterodontosaurid from Late Jurassic China, for my in-prep book. Some basal ornithischian dinosaurs are known to have been fuzzy... some could have been VERY fuzzy!

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Cleaned it up a bit and I meant humerus last time
The triceps in reptiles seem to have the origins more clustered together unlike mammals where they are spread apart
Dimetrodon would have a more reptilian than mammalian arm based on the bones and what I’ve studied of anatomy

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トリトドン可愛い💕あの声なんなん、可愛いでしょ!!
うちの子は最近バトルしてもカレーのことばかり考えてるらしい…🍛
ポケモン盾剣では初期からずっといた。うちのニンフィアと仲良し。
英語だとGastrodonなのか…

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Lajasvenator ascheriae fue un dinosaurio terópodo carcharodontosaurido de principios del Cretácico.
Sus restos fueron encontrados en la Provincia de Neuquén, Argentina.
Lajasvenator es el carcharodontosáurido más antiguo registrado en Sudamérica, y el más pequeño en el mundo.

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