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Deinonychus protect the nest. Commission for Xane ^-^ #dinosaurs #dinosaurart #paleoart

These happy boyos. #MHWilds #MonsterHunter #TheGameAwards

Happy Easter! Have this obligatory Greater Prairie Chicken help you through your coming week! Be safe!

Today see the publication of the latest in our group’s studies of #Wealden #spinosaurid #dinosaurs. As published in @JournalofAnat, we generated and studied digital brain endocasts of British baryonychine specimens. Here’s a brief thread on the research and our conclusions…

PHYLOPIC 2.0 IS OFFICIALLY RELEASED! Go check out the newer, faster, more useful PhyloPic here: phylopic.org

Another halszkaraptorine dromaeosaur has been described, and it has postcranial features indicating a streamlined body suited for swimming: it's Natovenator polydontus Lee et al., 2022 from the Baruungoyot Formation of Mongolia. Paper is #OA ... nature.com/articles/s4200… #dinosaurs

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KATSUP BLAST

Advance copy of Mesozoic Art... think @TetZoo and I can be pretty proud...

I've had friends ask me for weird/interesting species of birds. So here's a long-wattled umbrellabird showing off: #birds #nature

Morning all another Super Seabird Sunday giving everyone an opportunity to brighten up their timelines with great seabirds. So go on and share…my contribution today; a pair of European Shags in a courtship dance…

@YellowTailHawk Mood.

Not everything since 2016 has been bad: the #kakapo population has grown by 100% since then! 252 are alive today. #kakapo2022 #conservation Pic: Deidre Vercoe

The Artemis Paleozoo is an artbook by a collective of illustrators, educators, and creatives that depicts a modern menagerie of creatures that time forgot. Follow us for updates and previews as we approach our pre-order date and official launch. Stay tuned! 🦕🦖

PROJECT:TEPUI was inspired by Conan Doyle’s Lost World. Its 100 pages are packed with colourful and (mostly) wildly inaccurate dinosaurs! Oh, and it comes with a separate map too. If that sounds like your kind of thing, see below for a link (1/2)

A paper I coauthor is just out in @Nature The development of the bird pelvis tracks the evolutionary pattern observed in dinosaurs! Here a good thread by @AnjanBhullar Thanks to lead author CT Griffin for involving me in this. @FieldMuseum 🦜🦚🦢🐓🐊🦖🦕

Had enough frustrating, horrifying news for today? Perhaps you need to see some NYC pigeons snuggling.