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Kabutops is super weird, and almost evil looking?
It's a trilobite, but also a eurypterid?
It's hard shell makes it look very mean and predatory.
The Hibbertopterus meadows would bring to mind the image of a seagrass flat interposed with towering mangrove forests. The colossal eurypterids would be grazing peacefully as shoals of shimmering Devonian bony fish dart frantically around them.
🎨🦂🌿 Book illustration. Eurypterido en Libro “Antártica, una mirada desde Chile”, de @santanderchile @precolombinocl en colaboración con @inach_gob .
DESCARGA GRATUITA en https://t.co/9uvS9bIPWp
After that we continued with a crab eater pterosaur, herbivorous proto-whale, hermit eurypterid and large trunked pantodont.
Arthropods were simply enormous. Arthropleura, the giant millipede (up to ~2m long), crosses a fallen trunk. A 70cm scorpion, Pulmonoscorpius, cacthes the small lizard-like Westlothiana. The 1.5m eurypterid Hibbertopterus clumsily crawls onto dry land.
Las recetas para viajeros temporales de Clara Takahashi (@clynnetakahashi)
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#dinosaur #cephalopod #eurypterid #timetravel #cookbook
This week is going to be a busy one, so have all the creatures for this week now:
57: Eurypterid
58: Ferox
59: Featherlight
60: Ferox 2
61: Fjordhawk
[OC] Ah yes. Me. My girlfriend. My girlfriend's $500, 5 foot long giant Eurypterid plush.
Eurypterus
A mid sized eurypterid with the largest at 60 cm, commonly known as sea scorpions, they are more closely related to horseshoe crabs
ALT: some specimens where split as different genera due to body differences, but this one was merged back as a possible juvenile
unspecified eurypterid for schoolwork
as much as i love arthropods, drawing segments isn't my strongest suit... but im pretty proud of the texture- especially the eyes!
Day 13 of #palaeovember : Eurypterid 🦞🦂
#paleoart #sciart #dinovember #archovember
October 2, 1902, Beatrix Potter's "The Tale of Peter Rabbit" is published by Frederick Warne & Co. in London - Potter was also interested in minerals & fossils - watercolor painting "Eurypterid or Fossil of giant water scorpion"🐰
October 2, 1902, Beatrix Potter's "The Tale of Peter Rabbit" is published by Frederick Warne & Co. in London - Potter was also interested in minerals & fossils - watercolor painting by Potter titled "Eurypterid or Fossil of giant water scorpion"
The Oldest sea scorpion is Pentecopterus from the Ordovician Winneshiek Shale in Iowa. Despite this acclaimed status, they were relatively derived meaning it's possible we can find earlier eurypterids in the Cambrian.
https://t.co/bM9WneURAm
#Fossils #paleontology
Chasmataspis
Part of the Chasmataspida family, a group of arthropods related to both eurypterids and horseshoe crabs, for chasmataspis specifically its head resembles the latter
ALT: no fossils have been found with appendages and the body, but we might have loose appendages
Os Eurypterida ou ‘escorpiões-do-mar’ são animais incríveis e muito comuns nas representações do Paleozóico (Era anterior a dos dinossauros) e apesar de serem quelicerados, o nome “escorpião-do-mar” estaria um tanto equivocado. Vem com a gente aqui👇
Carcinosoma
An extremely wide eurypterid that grew up to 2 meters in lenght, the reason for these proportions is that it was better adapted for use of its walking appendages
ALT: meaning wide body, it was the original name for the genus, but it was already in use by a beetle
I am going to attempt to reconstruct the extinct giant Eurypterid Hibbertopterus trundling along out of water.
Paleo friends: how does one find the really meaty reference material? Any good sites/experts I should visit/talk to?