here's this week's #Paleostream flocking results! this week we drew Epidexipteryx (mine is a juvenile being chased by a Pterorhynchus), Witwatia, Ceratosuchus (the bird behind it is Diatryma), and Prognathodon (mine has caught a young Archelon)
Daspletoraptor
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Remarkable. Report of a Brazilian spiny-rayed fish dating to the Barremian stage of the Early Cretaceous, preceding the oldest known acanthomorphs by ~20 million years. Gondwanacanthus extends the roots of one of today's most prominent vertebrate radiations: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/...
The ontogeny of Smilodon fatalis- illustrating the unique life history of a saber-toothed cat's development.
Ordovician illustration for James Stryker's paleoart project. #Illustration #Paleoart #Paleoillustration #Ordovician
An interesting anatomical quirk of nanotyrannus I haven't seen get talked about is that all the lethaeus and lancencis specimens that preserve the premaxilla have a tooth line that would have caused the less- recurved "incisiform" teeth to project slightly forward, even slightly past the premaxilla.
last dino (well, not really) doodle on the lineup for now. one of my favorite creatures ever, quetzalcoatlus #paleoart #art #pterosaur 🎨 🦖
Finally got a hold of his description!, first modern skeletal reconstruction of this animal coming along an entire overhaul of its wikipedia page!
I think I’ll call this commission “Turla Munchersss”! Millions of years ago during the Miocene, somewhere off the Pacific coast of SA, a gigantic Purussaurus sp. cautiously passes by a titanic female Otodus megalodon, each with freshly caught sea turtles. #paleoart
Here's a T. Rex bored to death trying to bite their own tail. My partner asked me to animate it in stop motion, after she watched a video about the very important topic of "could T. Rex chew its own tail like a dog". The puppet is still a work in progress 🦖
Important new publication statistically examining elasmobranch diversity since beginning of the Cretaceous. www.cell.com/current-biol... @societyofvertpaleo.bsky.social @elasmobranch.bsky.social @utahpaleo-ufop.bsky.social
[GORE WARNING] Here we see an Allosaurus meeting a rather unfortunate fate at the hands (or tails?) of a Stegosaur. Artwork for @drew_barsness #dinosaurs #paleoart #art #NoAI #digitalart #illustration #conceptart
