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Pós-crânio e função locomotora de Mesocyon coryphaeus (Canidae, Carnivora) do Arikareeano da América do Norte cambridge.org/core/journals/…

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Tartarusaurus, 20 foot long beachcombing Pseudosuchians living around Skull Islands coasts The animal in the book was simply described as a reptile so I interpreted it as a Pseudosuchian of some endemic variety #skullisland #KingKong #Specevo

Utahraptor ostrommaysi #paleoart #draw #art

Minimocursor phunoiensis #paleo #paleoart #dinosaur #digitalart #Minimocursor

Woolly mammoths

Pteranodon Pair in Embrace

Survivors of the apocalypse

#MarineMay Day 29: England, 300 million years ago. An enormous 8.5-foot-long Arthropleura scuttles in the high-tide shallows. It was once thought to be terrestrial, but new evidence suggests that it spent a considerable amount of time in rivers and coastal shallows. #paleoart

Results from the Flocking #paleostream Kank, Velociraptor, Plumadraco and Chloridops regiskongi

Paleoart -Tupuxuara leonardii #pteromaioBR #pteromayBR

An overview of the oldest & most comprehensive avifauna of the early Eocene British London Clay onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/sp… #FossilFriday #PapersinPalaeontology

Tylosaurus Rex ambushing a school of fish

#paleoart Alamosaurus sanjuanensis

Cetacea

🚨NEW STUDY DROP🚨 Very fragmentary Unenlagiid theropod is named, Kank australis, from Maastrichtian Chorillo Formation of Patagonia. This is one of the very few named from Southern Patagonia. It had very airy neck bones! 🎨: PaleoGDY + Connor Ashbridge

Inspired to do a painting of the new dinosaur Kank australis, a Unenlagiid from Patagonia. Here I have it behaving like a Black Heron, using its wings as shade so fish hide beneath them, and then scoops them up with its long snout. #paleoart

If this is a trend, here's my contribution!!! REMEMBER... WHO YOU ARE!!!!.... A little reminder that mosasaurs and monitor lizards are related. #prehistoric #paleobiology #paleoart #art #draws #ilustrationart #Trend #mosasaurus #komododragon

Sauropods [ #digitalart #paleoart #illustration #sauropod #dinosaur ]

New #unenlagiid from #Patagonia, #Kank australis (named after a bird in local mythology I believe). The morphology of the vertebrae suggest an animal capable of quick & complex neck movements, suggesting it lived like a #heron. tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…