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Day 15 of Heterodontosaurus
(Irritated by a curious Dracovenator)

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2022-10-15

A new of mine titled "The South African Dragon Hunter" is now out, covering things we know for and reconstructive choices I did for it.
Information is subject to change
Link to the blog below!

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2022-05-23

A dinosaur-human size comparison of with calculated length along centra (8.11 meters) and resting length (based off the given pose) (6.76 meters). Mass estimation place it in the 576~ kg ballpark (excluding crests)

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2022-04-29

is an Early Jurassic theropod found in the Elliot Formation. Some may consider it nearly identical to but its material and current phylogenetic placement says otherwise, being closer to

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2022-04-25

Dracovenator, found in South Africa, likely would’ve been among the largest theropods of its time. The fossils date back to the early Jurassic, roughly 200 mya.

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2022-01-20

Dracovenator

A 7 meter long theropod possibly related to dilophosaurus, little of it is known as only skull fragments have been found

ALT: A fossil of what was believed to be syntarsus was reassigned to dracovenator as a juvenile specimen, the specimen is also a partial skull

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2021-11-15

Ignych is a combination of "Ignite" and the Greek word "Nychos" (Claw).

Nychos is based on Afrovenator, a Megalosaurid theropod that lived in Middle Jurassic period in Africa, hell even its name translates to "African Hunter". It also draws minor inspiration from Dracovenator.

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2021-06-15

A little late but here's Day 1 of
Dracovenator

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2021-06-02

A large theropod from the Elliot Formation, Dracovenator regenti lived in the early jurassic of South Africa being a major predator of the varied herbivores that existed in the region, including small sauropodomorphs and the minuscule ornithischians.

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2020-04-04

A close relative of the Dilophosaurus, this exotic predator is a vicious one. Dracovenator will eat pretty much any animal smaller than itself. Dracovenator’s bite is laced with a mild venom which becomes lethal in high doses delivered through repeated bites to the prey animal.

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2019-08-19

An assortment of Jurassic theropods: Ceratosaurus, Cryolophosaurus, Piatnitzkysaurus, Serikornis, Dracovenator, Eosinopteryx. If you are interested in commissioning some work you can DM me or contact me through my website https://t.co/gqNqGTCsD4

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2018-05-28