Midiaou Diallo

@midiaou.bsky.social

Political Ecology, Hominins, Art

A startled Hesperornithoides confronts a genuinely perplexed, uninterested and perhaps offended Allosaurus. Continuing the quick $30-$40 commissions just like this one to help with funds for an unexpected situation for another week, share &/or hmu💫

A startled Hesperornithoides confronts a genuinely perplexed, uninterested and perhaps offended Allosaurus.

A vagrant Eurasian Homotherium female has met their untimely end, after naively disturbing Tokay the Gecko God's slumber. Doing $30-$40 1 hour sketches like this to help with funds for an unexp. situation for the next 2 weeks, share &/or hit me up!

A vagrant Eurasian Homotherium female has met their untimely end, after naively disturbing Tokay the Gecko God's slumber. Doing $30-$40 1 hour sketches like this to help with funds for an unexp. situation for the next 2 weeks, share &/or hit me up!

"Blind Old Man" 1 Hour Tyrannosaurus mcraeensis sketch. An old male wanders along the beach, in search of scraps thrown back up by a sickened Western Interior Seaway Doing $30-$40 1 hour sketches like this to help with funds an unexp. situation for the next 2 weeks, hit me up or share pls🙏🏾 #sciart

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A Paranthropus boisei male stares intently into your eyes, drawing a connection between the contours of his face and yours, remarking the hairlessness of his skin and yours and wonders… “Have I seen them before?” #sciart

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Genetic evidence from 27 Neanderthal individuals shows late European Neanderthals were more diverse and socially connected than once thought, with distinct regional groups that still interacted. Their populations later declined through bottlenecks, but they weren’t long isolated.

Europe’s last Neanderthals were genetically diverse and connected, study finds | Archaeology News Online Magazine

DNA from 27 Neanderthals shows Europe’s last populations were genetically diverse, connected, and not in genetic decline.

archaeologymag.com

Haolong dongi, the “Porcupine” Iguanodont. At about 2.5 meters long, not much would stand out about this Hadrosauroid had we just their skeletal remains, but thanks to the preservational nature of the Yixian Formation, we’ve come to uncover amazing details about the anatomy of this animal #sciart 🧵>

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"tyrannosaurus rex" is kinda one of the craziest called shots of all time if you think about it some dude in 1905 was like 'this was definitely the most badass dinosaur so I will name it as such' and 120 years of research and new discoveries keeps proving him right.