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For #FossilFriday, just a reminder of how beautiful the Holotype skull of Gastonia burgei is. Best Polacanthid skull so far on planet. Yhis guy was a head pounder like a dinocephalian with pterygoid processes forming a shock absorber at front of braincase. I'm looking at you!
Happy #FossilFriday, and here's another illustration for @Palaeofox/ PalaeoGames' new #TTRPG sourcebook! https://t.co/o2DYKly6Q3
This is a restoration of Nelumbites, a #Cretaceous #lotusflower🪷. Unlike modern lotus flowers, fossil species can have heart-shaped leaves. #paleoart
For #FossilFriday, one of the most complicated fossils I had to scan in my career: this #Iguanodon on top of the hill in the "field exhibition" at the @RBINSmuseum! Climbing more than 2 meters above the other skeletons was such an experience! But it was worth it! @UniversiteLiege
For #FossilFriday, here's #paleoart of Rhamphorhynchus creating Rhamphichnus, simultaneously also creating a sentence with far too many "h"'s. It would be neat to explore more non-pterodactyloid terrestrial locomotion in art, but time is never on my side.
On #FossilFriday, learn about the pterosaur pectoral region!
New research on the morphology and histology of the pectoral girdle of Hamipterus (Pterosauria), from the Early Cretaceous of Northwest China by Qian Wu et al.:
https://t.co/zk3ektgJYk
late #FossilFriday, spent yesterday doing a quick photogrammetry of a cast Albertosaurus skull. The re-assembled skull will be used for an updated illustration from my 2020 drawing
For #FossilFriday, today is the 1 year anniversary of our paper reporting the respiratory infection paper in #Dolly the 🦕 ! How has it been a year already?! From numerous news outlets to even an upcoming documentary, our sick #Dolly has been getting a ton of great attention!
For this #FossilFriday, let me introduce 𝑇𝑢𝑟𝑛𝑒𝑟𝑠𝑢𝑐ℎ𝑢𝑠 ℎ𝑖𝑛𝑔𝑙𝑒𝑦𝑎𝑒, a newly described thalattosuchian crocodylomorph, from the Pliensbachian of the UK!
Appreciate the amazing paleoart by @tupandactylus and follow the thread 👇🧵
Paper: https://t.co/0O1mo9mGD7
New to the internet #paleoart for #FossilFriday, from 2019: the tanystropheid Dinocephalosaurus hunts for small fish by uprooting algae. There are things I'd change about this now but this is a "lost" painting - the original Photoshop file is missing. It is what it is.
So for #fossilfriday, about fossil symbols for @BryceCanyonNPS, My favorite sawskate (sawfish are convergent on this extinct Cret family), Texatrygon brycensis. These teeth found in Mid Campanian Wahweap Fm. at Bryce, were from a close relative of Lebanopristis and Micropristis.
#FossilFriday, #Natovenator, a recently described dromaeosaur with swept-back ribs that prove it swam in water!
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#dinosaur #paleoart #Procreate #ArtistOnTwitter
Well seeing as we're all still here on #FossilFriday, here's some vaguely organized thoughts on reconstructing the largest, latest surviving Brontotheres 🧵
Ayo #FossilFriday, here's that hot pink #Dilophosaurus for @ZionNPS yall ordered. I turnt the noggin up to full reef fish mode for the breeding season. Full view next tweet.
#paleoart #traditionalpainting
For #fossilfriday, compare the pair. Drimolen P. robustus preserves a suite of morphological traits that make them distinct from P. robustus from Swartkrans and Kromdraai. With Drimolen likely older than swartkrans and kromdraai, we can "see" evolutionary change through time.
For #FossilFriday, here is the small theropod dinosaur #Pendraig milnerae from the Late #Triassic of #Wales. Restoration by James Robbins. #NHMDino #PantyFfynnon | Spiekman et al. 2021 @RSocPublishing:
https://t.co/54gV8auop1 |
For #FossilFriday, here is the gorgeous draft of Scheuchzer's grand map of Switzerland - with the upper right-hand corner embellished with images of fossils from his collection (ca. 1710, 152x110 cm (!), @ZBZuerich - https://t.co/ZPhvTS4Qej)
For this #FossilFriday, admire the Homotherium skull from Perrier, and read the Smithsonian coverage of our recent research on its facial appearance! https://t.co/yySNrmPZyY
As it is also #FossilFriday, some drawings of fauna 🤍 from the same location.
Just in time for this #FossilFriday, we are happy to announce that the Book of Abstracts of the III Jornadas de Paleontología de la Cuenca Neuquina has been published in PE-APA!
You can download the file in #OpenAccess here:
https://t.co/MzToX0rOLY
For #FossilFriday, Adrian et al. describe and evaluate new specimens of the Eocene geoemydid turtle Bridgeremys & apply geometric morphometric techniques to evaluate epiplastral variation among co-occurring geoemydids in the Uinta Basin.
https://t.co/JJxsSHrm0v