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Two large Temnospondyls for my licensing library, which was sorely needing more Temnospondyls

First, Prionosuchus plummeri from Early Permian South America

Second, Siderops kehli from Early Jurassic Australia

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Such an amazing experience! My illustration was used in article about neoplasm on Metoposaurus vertebra. Got a chance to work with references like CT scans, 3d models, to consult my work with team specialists led by dr and to learn new things about Temnospondyli 1/2

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After an Early Permian down pour washed nutrients from the surrounding forests into a shallow lagoon, a following heat spell caused an algal bloom of cyanobacteria. This can become toxic and reduce oxygen in the water. This poor Prionosuchus, a large temnospondyl, succumbed to it

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day 28: Xenobrachyops
For the twenty eighth day of we got our selfs a small from the rivers of early Australia,

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day 27: Wantzosaurus
Is the day 27 of and it's the turn for a relatively small marine from the early of Madagascar

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day 25 : Uranocentrodon
And so, we arrive at the final stretch of there for, it's time for a surprisingly large from the late Permian of Africa

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2022-11-26

day 21 :Rotaryus
It´s the twenty first of and we got a small from the early permian of germany,

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2022-11-22

day 20: Qantas
And so we are down to the final third of and we go with a Qantasinid (ngl, that was my best guest) from the early of russia

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day 18: Odenwaldia
Once agian, we are back with and so we have a with a slender snout from the Triassic of germany

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day 16: Nanolania
From the same continent that broght you Megalania, coming this we have coming frest out of the early the diminutive
(batteries not included)

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day 15: Melanerpeton
And so we arrive to the equator of and we have a small know from excelet preserved specimens that mantain part of the color patern

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day 14: Lydekkerina
Alright, day fourthteen and we got a basal with several adaptations for life on land (something a bit uncomon for the group) from the of Africa and Australia

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day 11: Jammerbergia
Was this the only starting with "J"?, yes; Does makes it less interesting?, nah; So here we have a from the Triassic of Africa

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day 9: Hyperokynodon
So, for the ninth day of we have the largest and latest from the upper triassic of Europe

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day 7: Fedexia
Second week of and we got ourselfs a same day shipping the trematopid from late carboniferous north america

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day 4: Eocaecilia
Ok, this might be a bit odd/controversial to include in but here we have it, a basal gymnophionan from the Kayenta formation, and all around a good show in diversity

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day 4: Dendrerpeton
For the fourth day of we have one of the most basal and ancient s, from late carboniferous of North America

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day 1: Anaschisma
And so we begin, first day of and what do we have but a large metoposaur from the triassic of North America

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Midnight sketch: richteri. A newly described from
Chilling in a puddle in the shadows of cordaites, unaware of the volcanic eruption that will end his life and enclose him in tuff.

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