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@nbtapioles @AndreyAtuchin interpreted Therizinosaur as a plantigrade dinosaur first in Dinosaur Facts and Figures: The Theropods and Other Dinosauriformes. I don't sure if this interpretation is right but I don't think is impossible.
Lewisuchus admixtus is an early dinosauriform from the lower Upper Triassic of Argentina. Recent discovery of 2 partial articulated skeletons provide significant novel information:
https://t.co/B9LJAwV8j9
#paleontology #archosaur #fossils #FossilFriday #dinosauriform
First ornithischians or non-dinosaurian dinosauriforms? Silesaurus (top) and Lewisuchus (bottom)
Silesaurus was a rather strange reptile of uncertain taxonomic affinities. Was it a Dinosauriform as is traditionally, or was it an Ornithischian as of a new study? Probably the latter, but hopefully future research reveals more on this strange Triassic creature!
Silesaurus opolensis (Silesia lizard) a genus of silesaurid dinosauriform from the Late Triassic (Carnian Age 230-227 MYA). From Poland (Drawno Beds Formation). Named by Jerzy Dzik in 2003 and was about 2.3 meters (7.5 feet) long.
Could dinosaurs experience joy? It's something we'll never know, but I'd like to think they did. For #DrawDinovember we have Silesaurus, a genus of silesaurid dinosauriform from the Late Triassic, approximately 230 million years ago. #paleoart
The Late Triassic dinosauriform #Saltopus for #FossilFriday: here in its sandstone and bone-mush "original" form, and alongside its WIP multi-color digital version #ElginReptiles @NatSciNMS @Royalcom1851
Marasuchus lilloensis was a small dinosauriform of Late Triassic Argentina (Chañares Formation) not a dinosaur. The hypothetical crest I used in this reconstruction is meant to be made of some sort of quill-like structures homologous to dinosaur filaments #paleoart #FossilFriday
Also for #FossilFriday, here is Asilisaurus kongwe, a silesaurid dinosauriform from the Mnda Beds, Triassic, Tanzania #paleoart
Today's #SciArt #PaleoPortraits: The dinosauriform, Silesaurus, and archosauriforms, Vancleavea and Archosaurus