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@oobleejay @SpaceCptZemo You in the market for war diplodocids?
Day 25: Diplodocid
(Merry Christmas, one and all!)
Artwork (c) Lizzie Cavanagh
#dinocember2021 #dinocember #christmasday #diplodocid #dinosaur #christmasdinosaur #illustration #digitalart #procreate #merrychristmas
Day 23 a diplodocid Galeamopus. What a cute lad.
#dinovember #galeamopus
When reconstructing titanosaurs with no known skull material, you can pretty much go one of two ways: the macronarian style like Sarmientosaurus or the more diplodocid style like Rapetosaurus. #SauropodSunday #dinosaurs #paleontology #paleoart
A lonely Diplodocus longus (double beam) crosses a mirror-like flooded salt flat. Classifies as Saurischia, Sauropodomorpha, Sauropoda, Diplodocidae, Diplodocinae. Its fossils were first discovered in 1877 by Benjamin Franklin Mudge and Samuel Wendell
In addition, diplodocids may have also exceeded Argentinosaurus in length, despite being less in mass. Artwork by Paleonerd01.
A little bit of #speczoo, an obligate-biped diplodocid (Bipedocus?) with dextrous, grabby-thumbs inspired by the discussions on this SV-POW! article https://t.co/dhsPo4DKed #SpecEvo
While my macronarian skeletals may have anticipated the excellent work published today by @raptordanny and coauthors, several of my diplodocids will need to be reposed. In fact, I sat on this skeletal of Apatosaurus for almost two years because it seemed so strange.