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A combination of over 30 dinosaurs make up the flesh of this monstrosity of the dark. Really happy with how this turned out and to get the chance to mix my two favorite interests.

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Results from the
Suuwassea, Plesiopithecus (new piece), Tartuosteus and Asaphus.

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-like ornithopods such as Dryosaurus! Some even believe it might've eaten aquatic prey, with Paleontologist Robert Bakker stating that its flexible tail theoretically could've aided it when swimming, and its teeth being frequently found near water bodies!(3/3)

Art by Jan Selzer!

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archeropteryx
i think i messed um on this one but meh imma post it regardless

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A bit of weekend paleontology reading for you. According to the linked article, fossilized dinosaur skin may be more common than previously thought and discusses,
"...colleagues finding more patches of fossilized skin in the field than they expected..."
https://t.co/dgcFz6piqT

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Some stuffs I draw in silent. No paleoart cuz burnout (but I couldn't help myself from drawing basilo on gyo robot)

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Hi there ,Im Savage-Mojo, Ace/Aro french Canadian artist specialized to draw paleostuff/Dragons, creatures but can draw almost all species and humanoids .

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Results from the
Scleromochlus, Keichousaurus, Hoploscaphites (carrying it's eggs in it's shell) and Borophagus (having problems with the local peccaries)

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was a Late to Late terrestrial that terrorised animals and even humans.

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Day 15 of Heterodontosaurus
(Irritated by a curious Dracovenator)

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Just a quick sketch to let you know that in the next few days I will post the drawings which I participated in the second edition of the Premio Italiano di Paleoarte with, stay tuned ;)

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Paleo Fact!

Albicetus (White Whale) is a cetacean from Miocene California! Its name is in honor of Moby Dick, the famous Sperm Whale villain from Herman Melville's 1851 novel! Much like its namesake and fellow macroraptorial sperm whales, it - (1/2)

Art by Alex Boersma!

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Day 14 of Coxoplectoptera
(Have mercy on my insects. It’s none of my strengths)

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Ancient Kraken - Weighing over a tonne with a shell up to 3.5m in diameter, Parapuzosia seppenradensis is the largest invertebrate to have ever lived. Had great fun modelling this in blender!

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Modelled my first prehistoric mammal last night. This is Phoberomys, essentially a massive Guinea pig. Love him.

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doodled deinonychus, dimetrodon (beloved!! stem-mammal), and a spinosaurus yesterday bc ive been really into paleontology lately??

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