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around the neck region. There is probably no external 'segmentation' between the head and neck. I won't make any suggestions regarding legs, as although I believe they had them, this is still not agreed upon. Also, given that this is an ecological reconstruction before anything, I won't complain if you choose to keep it as is. As always it is a very nice drawing.
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For the scale with human, I am basing it on the femur length that is described from the paper which is 50 or so cm if I remember correctly? So that is for the reference. Is my reconstruction good enough to be put in the
Koleken page? If the human scale is jarring or say "unartistic" and inaccurate, I
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Apologies for the late response, and thank you for the review... I will make the changes that you mentioned as soon as I get more time for this. Though since there's very little material that gives a good clue about this thing's life appearance, I didn't think it'd be wise to stray from other related
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In terms of proportions, I really liked your previous verion - Opabinia is very tall for a lobopodian. Lastly, Opabinia had a long-ish distinct neck region (see Budd and Daley figs 3a, 3e, and 8a). The head should be faintly annulated, continuing from the proboscis, with the annulations fading away
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I'm not sure its related but yes the appendages are extremely flexible. The appendage and head anatomy here was based on
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Re the anaconda; Living snake sizes seem fairly contentious. 5.21 m is usually mentioned as reliable and is leaned towards in the wiki article but just recently one was found dead that is larger. There's video of it being measured by rope that estimated it at around 6.45 m. Reportedly, it was later
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In my defense, this was a piece inspired by the finds in the Tanis, not necessarily a depiction of the actual fossils we find there. I wasn't, indeed, aware of what kind of turtle was the one impaled in the tree, just that it was a turtle. Considering the setting, a baenid seems just as likely as a
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Hi, wanna put this
Ichthyotitan restoration up for review, since the remains aren't that good I based some of it off related Ichthyosaurs like Shonisaurus, though I don't usually make artwork of Ichthyosaurs so I've very little idea how much I got it right... Please check it out and let me know if
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Since
Ichthyotitan is only known from lower jaw bone fragments, a lot of whats in the sketch is speculation. The overall anatomy is referenced from mostly Shastasaurus and Shonisaurus just slightly for the head shape, and the dorsal fin is based off of a Mixosaurus specimen that preserves a dorsal
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impaled turtle was found at the Tanis sight, but this illustration was clearly not informed by the preserved material. As can be seen in the fossil, the branch enters near the head and leaves near the leg, thus not penetrating the carapace as shown here. Also strange that the image specifically
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I had originally drawn it somewhat similar to
Sphenacodon and with certain similarities also to Ctenospondylus. In the redraw I did almost a decade ago I did that combination again. But I think it will be time to rethink it and perhaps be more attached to Sphenacodon, but I wouldn't like to
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Here is my latest art released, a sketch for the new and colossal
Ichthyotitan! I also have a piece for Gamatavus that I've had sitting around on Wikimedia for about a year now, and I never got the time to also share it. With that said, please let me know your thoughts on these two!
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I don't think we can necessarily consider the dorsal fin placement as inaccurate, currently all we can really say about "shastasaur" dorsal fins is that they probably existed. I haven't done a detailed check, but I'm not sure if the torso here is necessarily too shallow either;
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The preflexural tail (the part between the hips and the tail fin, basically the part of the tail before the bend; my apologies, I probably should have explained that) still seems kind of long relative to the postflexural (fin) portion. Some other thoughts: Hartman's
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Hi! Wanted to put this Vasuki life reconstruction up for review... since it's only known from a few vertebrae I didn't have much to go off with, but I've tried to keep it in line with
Madtsoiidae in general, taking inferences from Madtsoia and Gigantophis
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Given that the "official" skeletal diagram was for whatever reason not created with a scale bar(ā½) (and wasn't actually published in the paper) and no size estimate seems to be given in the paper, the human scale seems to fall under original research.
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there's any problem with it, thanks!Ā :) Edit: I should also probably mention all the art references I've used for this, I used the size comparison on its page by SlvrHwk based on
Shonisaurus, the artwork by Sergey Krasovskiy and one by Gabriel Ugueto
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I was thinking about it, at the time of giving color to the background, it is very clear that it does indeed need correction in the posture of the legs, I will be reading more about this point in some papers and I will correct that detail. Thank you.
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Manipulatoridae should have 5 tarsomeres instead of 4 unless it was regenerated (see fig. 8B, although it's a different genus but still from the same family). Also an arolium (median sucking pad) is evident between the tarsal claw as well (see fig.
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has quite a steep tailbend, steeper than Kosch's 1990 reconstruction that McGowan & Motani (1999) described as "far too steep", so making it shallower might be warranted. Additionally, since we have almost no information to go on regarding what
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Maybe it would be fine that is created by paper author himself, but there is some concerns, that first image includes multiple logos, and size chart seems to directly taken from Prehistoric Wildlife (which is already dead website, here is archive
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Those weren't supposed to be scales, just a pattern, though I see now that they look more like scales... I'll make some changes to make it look more obvious Edit: I have made some changes to fix the issue, please check now
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illustration, as I said before I'm rusty with synapsids. I added lips, put gingiva, gave more shadow to necessary areas, put a more natural and neutral color to certain areas and modified the neural spines. Any comment?
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reuploaded with the addition of Vasuki, I have used the mean of the lower and upper ranges provided in Datta & Bajpai 2024 (10.9-12.2 m has been averaged to 11.5 m and 14.5 to 15.2 m has been averaged to 14.8
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Hello. It's been a while, but can I ask for review for my reconstruction again? This time I tried to reconstruct Koleken mostly based on the skeletal reconstruction from the official paper (?) in this page...
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I just followed what Nicholls & Manabe (2001) said about this, namely: "A 25 cm gap is present in the middle of the tail, following vertebra 93, suggesting that approximately 15 vertebrae are missing."
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measured properly by a biologist at 6.32 m. However, most the information comes from Instagram and YouTube videos. So it might not make sense to include it here unless we can find a better source?
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I started an update to my version a while ago with the intention of adding Palaeophis but I don't know when I'll finish it. I should probably add Vasuki now. The current iteration can be seen here
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The only thing I'm not sure is the inward curving of endite 6-13 (AFAIK there's only lateral view for these endites, which can't tell if it was curved inward), but that's not a major concern IMO.
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are best considered doubtful (the author is known for faking insect fossil anatomy). Without further information, I think it's better to keep it rather simple like this artwork for now.
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I am very rusty in my knowledge of Synapsids and even more so in their anatomy, and this image is from 2017, but I gave it a little background and improvements to make it look better.
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I have no idea about the others, I took the size comparison from the Titanoboa page so figured it might be right... If it is problematic though here's one specifically for Vasuki
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faint behind the head. It is important that they are not depicted as sclerotized, arthropod-like segments, and they should fade into smooth cuticle before they reach the flaps.
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Oh I didn't aware that there is a page dedicated to dinosaur paleoart review.. Thank you for both of you guys input! I will not upload it then if there are some major issues..
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Between that and the large tail fluke, I think it's much better to stick to the anatomy of known shastasaurids than inventing something new for an animal known from mandibles.
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This may be a matter of perspective, but the eyes seem too laterally directed considering the dorsal position of the orbits (cf. the lateral reconstruction in Fig. 2).
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That sounds better, then I think it'll be best to wait for the updated version for a size comparison. Adding only the life restoration for now to the Vasuki page then.
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Based on other "shastasaurs" (and most ichthyosaurs in general), the nostrils probably should be lower on the skull and oriented more laterally; they are higher up in
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The foot claws look overly curved, and like they're reaching below the line of the feet themselves, which would be impossible. Dinosaur palaeoart should be posted to
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Honestly, not really besides that whales of similar sizes seem to have if slightly further back, I know itās a bit speculative but maybe thereās a purpose for that.
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Bright yellow isn't the best color for visibility, a more subdued shade would be ideal. Maybe Steveoc 86 can share his font and text size details so the labels for
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Size comparison done. I depicted four species of each tooth morphology following Vullo et al. 2024, as well as the new body shape indicated by the new fossils.
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page. It was a bit challenging to guess where I should ask for advice in this piece, given there isn't much going on, but I decided to add it here for review.
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By my count, this drawing shows 8 spines on the lateral margin of the carapace, whereas the study states there should be at least 10 (see figures 14 and 17a).
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Regardless, thank you for the replies. I was a bit reticent about this artwork of mine, not going to lie, but I still thought it was worth giving it a try.
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Thanks for the clarification. I made some further adjustments to the caudal region and added a question mark. Let me know if any further fixes are needed. -
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It looks pretty good based on fossil images and a model I found from the Yale Peabody museum, but I am very unfamiliar with the specifics on these worms.
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silhouette on Phylopic. I don't think anyone has uploaded one for the new body shape yet and it would be useful to be able to reuse it as a reference.
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As for Gamatavus, it's time I made this piece brighter anyway since that's the main critique I get from this one, lol. Thanks for the advice!
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Made a drawing of the new giant tetrapodomorph in a swimming pose, leaving it here for review.
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can just omit it from the image... Thank you very much as always and sorry for my bad english!
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Figured I may as well also upload a recon of Macrauchenia's tropical cousin, Xenorhinotherium
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I could only comment on arthropods, the Opabinia looks good, while the first 3 leg pairs of
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The dorsal fin is a little more posterior than they are normally reconstructed as, no? --
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I am retired from this topic area. I'd like not to be pinged anymore for these. Thanks,
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Oh I missed that, it looks nice, but seems lacking second dorsal and pelvic, anal fins?
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Thanks for the reply! I'll try to add these reconstructions to the article when i can.
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image is difficult to judge proportions due to the angle, but it looks fine to me.
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Hey folks, here's a reconstruction of Macrauchenia with saiga-esque facial tissue.
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If you wish to start a new discussion or revive an old one, please do so on the
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looks fine to me, especially since it is based on latest interpretation. While
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Oh I don't know how I missed that. All fins added now, should be ready to go.
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Hello. Here is a reconstruction of the annelid worm, Plumulites bengstoni.
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another turntable animation, this one shows the 1st podomere of the claw.
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could be a little bit longer, representing the specialized exopods (see
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can be standardized even further. But otherwise the diagram looks good!
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Not sure if I understood you correctly, but does this look any better? -
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Give me an hour or so and I can fix them and any other problems with it
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I added them along with a new section that'll probably need reviewing.
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Maybe, but there is no real studies for the leg motion that I know of.
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Well done! Thank you for the updates! (Sorry fot the late reply again)
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but I'm not sure if the head is well reconstructed. Any suggestions?
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The new version is excellent. Thank you again for all your work.
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It looks fine to me! This is close to what 10 Tons reconstructed.
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ichthyosaurs, at least until better material is assigned to it..
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Here's a life restoration of the Canadian Triassic ichthyosaur
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Dan Valentin Palcu. Seems that this image origins at late 2023.
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Please check if it could be applicable and if it is accurate.
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and posted to Twitter but I recommended him to upload this as
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Would both of these be good to be put up on the Vasuki page?
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At Ta-tea-two-te-to's request I made this reconstruction of
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Second version (I decided to upload them as separate files)
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Ah I guess you are right. I just realized it is too curvy..
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oh, and also it's a thing in the skeletal from the paper
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What's the basis for the very large scales on the head?
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Ok I tried to draw Meganeura as accurately as possible.
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What we said in previous review is that body shape of
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The abdomen apparently lacking 1 short basal segment (
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Hey folks, our next Eocene European mammal, Dichodon.
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Maybe some more soft tissue in the occipital region?
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so the comments I'm about to make are based on that:
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Possible life restoration of Ichthyotitan severnensis
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It hasn't even been a day since the review started.
4262:Those images are added to pages without review, by
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Speculative restoration of Ichthyotitan severnensis
4033:This is my attempt at creating an illustration of
3999:As I see there are no issues compared to Fig. 23.
3800:I finally updated my ecological reconstruction of
2562:https://novataxa.blogspot.com/2024/05/koleken.html
2722:is the most recent publication to have described
2145:The skeletal is not a rigorous reconstruction of
1583:It seems to be nice to me, probably good to hear
853:without review. Are there any anatomical issues?
4585:As I see it seems fine but probably good to see
3752:That Diprotodon is just a photo of a museum sign
1609:). Other than that it looks nice to me as well.
3832:Anyway, that's an excellent piece of artwork!
1993:Here's a link to a potential update that adds
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981:, but I think spine numbers are uncertain?
4329:The art style looks unusually similar to
2439:reconstruction based on Mexican specimen.
4432:? I also suspected that, ok I'll do it.
1247:depicts a nanhsiungchelyid rather than a
3860:It looks ok now. Thanks for the update!
3115:(have inaccuracy in fingers, I will tag)
2463:would be good at making new size chart?
1170:Made this artwork to be included in the
559:restorations here in the coming week. --
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4607:I think that's accurate enough to use.
4339:2001:4453:551:4100:55A6:B045:B00B:86C4
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3714:seems to be taken from this 3D model (
2072:, added without review. Any comments?
1614:previous reconstruction of this region
358:It seems to follow the proportions of
48:Do not edit the contents of this page.
3696:Oh I see. I will keep it in my mind.
1749:Life reconstruction of Vasuki indicus
1364:, but the size chart refers to it as
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4388:I made basic improvements to an old
4225:(seems file name typo, Racheosaurus)
3846:Is Burgessia ok now? and thank you!
3755:, so I'll nominate it for deletion.
2875:Various unreviewed arts from Commons
2399:based on Texas Through Time specimen
733:The anatomy seems pretty similar to
3718:). It has some anatomical problem:
255:The proportions look like a mix of
18:Knowledge:WikiProject Palaeontology
4450:Considering its position close to
3559:. Not ideal for our purposes. The
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712:Is this better. Check for accuracy
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2428:have shown complete remain of
2368:reconstruction+size comparison
2243:I drew this reconstruction of
1898:Vasuki indicus size comparison
1491:Thank you, I will correct it.
1057:but any opinions from others?
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2007:are inspired by a diagram of
1878:is still fairly speculative?
1824:Thanks! I have also made this
1129:Paleoartistic depiction of a
2011:by Scanlon & Lee (2000).
1644:Nice! Thanks for the edits!
1133:forest of what is today the
1088:Size Comparison for Dichodon
1042:Created life restoration of
4337:, are you the same person?
3157:Psephophorus californiensis
716:https://postimg.cc/XB91zTq4
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3620:Found two Paleozoic arts,
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3141:Erquelinnesia meridionalis
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1519:Yeah that looks good now!
1505:Ok what do you think now?
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3596:I've added an unreviewed
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2798:Ordosipterus planignathus
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2293:Sorry for the late reply!
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1931:This looks better to me.
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343:. Comments appreciated. -
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4746:Macrauchenia patachonica
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4293:seems a little suspect?
4039:Hyalinobatrachium dianae
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1804:That looks much better.
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1053:I already got review by
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991:16:11, 14 May 2024 (UTC)
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863:02:08, 11 May 2024 (UTC)
845:Those arts are added by
463:Ichthyotitan severnensis
95:Ichthyotitan severnensis
3948:Entothyreos synnaustrus
3363:Cotylorhynchus hancocki
2784:two pterosaur holotypes
2685:Tealliocaris etheridgii
2095:shows no such feature:
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965:(originally created as
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422:03:38, 8 May 2024 (UTC)
408:16:28, 7 May 2024 (UTC)
387:01:09, 3 May 2024 (UTC)
319:size comparison diagram
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4511:Okay, seems better.
3565:seems pretty wonky.
3395:Lystrosaurus murrayi
3253:Novumbra oregonensis
2478:I'll give it a try.
2091:) when the skull of
1434:Daidal acanthocercus
890:Plumulites bengstoni
743:Guizhouichthyosaurus
364:Guizhouichthyosaurus
285:Guizhouichthyosaurus
270:Guizhouichthyosaurus
4812:may have comments?
3649:Super Dromaeosaurus
3604:Megaraptor-The-Allo
3602:size comparison by
2954:Podiceps miocenicus
2305:Li & Huang 2022
2198:That seems better.
1172:Tanis (fossil site)
1159:mammal and a small
1120:Tanis (fossil site)
1011:of the appendages.
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2750:Ok how about now?
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2326:Ok how about now?
2267:what do you think
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1370:A Cynical Idealist
1231:A Cynical Idealist
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2020:Archaeophis
1607:see fig. 12
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1143:K-Pg impact
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624:Judging by
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4832:The first
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1316:Paratethys
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1131:Cretaceous
1013:PaleoEquii
957:PaleoEquii
903:PaleoEquii
802:Plesiogulo
83:ArchiveĀ 30
77:ArchiveĀ 29
72:ArchiveĀ 28
64:ArchiveĀ 25
4796:Triloboii
4765:Triloboii
4430:this area
4035:Kermitops
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4016:Kermitops
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1137:site, in
1106:Triloboii
1044:Pliodetes
768:Works by
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2009:Wonambi
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2001:Vasuki
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