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some wonderful creatures I’ve been looking at while brainstorming for fossil marimon stuff (deinocheirus, tanystropheus, hesperornis, and atopodentatus)

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2022-08-13

if it can help you, here are two prehistoric birds with "teeth", the Pelagornis and the Hesperornis

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2022-02-17

The Western Interior Seaway divided North America during the Cretaceous and was host to an array of creatures including and

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2022-02-09

Pastel Paleotober Day 4: Hesperornis 🍋

Hesperornis was an aquatic bird that swam the same sea as Archelon. Unlike penguins, which use their wings to propel themselves, Hesperornis evolved from foot-propelled divers, leading to reduction of their wings over evolutionary time.

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2021-10-05

WIP of this his still, but with hesperornis instead of plesiosaurs

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2021-08-19

A Tylosaurus prioriger catches a Hesperornis regalis in the shallow inland sea of what one day will become Kansas, USA. Late Cretaceous (Maastrichtian Age 72.1-65.5 MYA). Illustration by Balint Benke. 🤓🐉

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2020-11-02

Tylosaurus and Hesperornis painting from 2018.
The composition is not the best, and it is not totally accurate, but I really enjoyed working on it.

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2020-11-02

Hesperornis were flightless aquatic birds from the Late Cretaceous. They had basically no wings, & propelled themselves with powerful backlegs.

(Credit: Carl Buell)

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2020-06-07

Because birds with teeth are awesome! Left: Bohaiornis, an early Cretaceous enantiornithean from China. Right: Hesperornis regalis, a Late Cretaceous hesperornithean from North America.

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2020-01-23

My today’s Inktober, day 30: “catch”.

I started with my old drawing of a Hesperornis and a frog for Then decided that the whole thing needs something even more menacing 👀 for a catch. 😄 So, here is where Dunkleosteus comes in to play

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2019-10-31

A quick sketch of 's hesperornis Friend. The hesperornis is an ancient toothed bird that provided evidence for the theory of evolution. A set of fossil got delivered to the wrong person and helped start the Bone Wars and thus the discovery of plenty of dinosaurs.

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2019-08-10

Mosasaurus hoffmani and Hesperornis feeding on a baitball. It shares a bit of unintentional resemblance with ’s “Bearpaw Giants”, but his is painting is significantly bette. If you are reading this Henry, got any pointers?

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2018-12-04

Highlights from the Alienochelys, Crassigyrinus, Hesperornis and Sinraptor.

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2018-08-26

And my 2nd picture this week for - a pair of hunting a poor wee fish.

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2018-08-07

🐸 😀 Again only a for today's So much work - so little time, but I really hope you like it.

Done in

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2018-07-24

H is for Hesperornis! Late this week but at least I posted the illustration this time!

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2018-07-24

H is for Hesperornis. A bit late, but better late than never.

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2018-07-24