PROBOSCIDEAのTwitterイラスト検索結果。 73 件
Because I felt randomly motivated I sketched all the Proboscideans from Keenan Taylor's Tales of Kaimere (even if none have appeared in the books yet)
Sloopy, a platybelodon.( An extinct genus of large proboscidean related to modern-day elephants).
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Surreals: Midnight #124
🖤Head: Proboscidea Parviflora
🖤Right Hand: Eye
Paleovember 2022, Platybelodon! A Miocene Proboscidean with a shovel-like jaw that it used to strip bark from trees!
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- other bears! This idea's supported by coprolites associated with Arctodus containing Juniper seeds, isotope data showing they ate some local large browsing herbivores, and bones of sloths and young proboscideans with possible Arctodus tooth marks! (2/2)
Art by Joschua Knüppe!
To expand on this, the Mastodon lineage tends to be the WIDEST of em all. As seen by this piece also by Asier Larramendi. Zygolophodon (rendered here by @paleobyliam , was even more wide bodied, and one of the heaviest land mammals ever as a result.
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I am absolutely in for Genndy for making the proboscideans absolutely fucking enormous
My old (2018) reconstruction of the American mastodon, for my Proboscidea series. At the time I was very proud of the amount of detail I got, especially the eye
Paleo Fact!
Platybelodon (Flat Spear Tusk) is a proboscidean from Middle Miocene Africa, Eurasia, and North America! It's probably most well-known for its distinct long, shovel-like lower jaw! It was previously thought that it'd use this- (1/2)
Art by Tomasz Jedrzejowski!
The HE Quarophant, a very large proboscidean with 4 tusks of the prairie that takes advantage of the Migratory behaviours of other large herbivores to exploit recourses and decrease predation from its only viable predators the dragon western Ladon and tyrant Great Montau.
Ayt what are y’all’s top 4 favorite proboscideans
Here’s mine:
1: Philippine stegodon
2: Gomphotherium
3: Stegotretrabelodon
4: Paleoloxodon(big boi)
Once in a while I have to remind people that #Numidotherium is a thing. A very basal, surprisingly large proboscidean with melon head, sprawled legs, browsing habits and potentially sexual dimorphism. An absolute delight to draw.
Something nicer for a change: Moeritherium and Phiomia, two very early elephant relatives. @VilleSinkkonen had a proboscidean phase and insisted I draw some too. I just got myself together for long enough to finish them.
Today we had a very special #paleostream! We looked into the anatomy, ecology and phylogeny of #Numidotherium, one of the earliest and WEIRDEST proboscideans ever! It's a roughly tapir sized animal from the Eocene of Algeria, from the El Kohol formation. (1/many)