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【X'mas color Moschops🎄】
プリケツくん2☺️
実はこの子、体長は最大で5mにも達していたようです👀‼️
https://t.co/hyVBAiFcIw

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2022-12-21

Here's what I've done for Typhloesus, Moschops, Kinyang and Epapatelo...
A rough start for sure.

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2022-09-24


From tonights Flocking toogether
Typhloesus breaching as it catched a Conodont
Moschops sleeping with a sleep paralises deamon
Kinyang with for scale
Epapatelo flying in a foggy day (colours based on GreyGhost from ASOIAF)

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2022-09-24

Results from the Flocking Together
Typhloesus, Moschops (bad one), Kinyang and Epapatelo.

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2022-09-24

Process for Estemmenosuchus and Moschops

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2021-12-26

Moschops is a great and famously known Dinocephalian from the South Africa Karoo region, the heavy herbivore had very thick heads which alongside the head alignment that put its snout facing down and the short but strong neck allowed to head-butting in battle.

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2021-12-19

Moschops capensis was a synapsid that lived 260 million years ago & stood at 2.7 metres tall.

(Credit Mark Witton)

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2021-12-03

Moschops but Microsoft Paint.

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2021-11-06

i am personally devastated that i will never be able to behold the mighty moschops with my own eyes

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2020-08-13

Moschops was a therapsid that lived before the dinosaurs did. They also are closer to mammals like us than to the dinosaurs that would appear later!

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2020-06-10

You have traveled back in time to Late Permian South Africa and all of the sudden you run into this pair of Moschops capensis head butting! What a sight that must have been! Moschops was a dinocephalian therapsid, this a very distant relative of ours

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2020-04-02

Dinovember day 2 Moschops.
And they are chunk

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2019-11-02

Today on "Dinosaurs!" weirdness, the Permian synapsid Moschops. It didn't make too many appearances in the magazines, but these two (both only credited as National History Museum) stood out to me as particularily derpy.

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2019-07-10

Highlights from the stream I did three days ago, Unitatherium giving birth, Moschops digging for roots, a cute Hyperodapedon and a hungry Bawitius (yes, that's a juvi Spinosaurus on the surface).

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2018-03-04

Moschops capensis wants to talk to you briefly about restoring gut tissues in over at Patreon. https://t.co/dO8pNb4AjR

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2017-09-20