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A watercolour drawing of Albertonykus
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A watercolour drawing of Albertonykus
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Dinovember Day 4: I chose to update and color my old traditional drawing of the alvarezsaur Heptasteornis!
Why did alvarezsaurs have such strange arm and hand anatomy? I always heard the big claws were to open insect nests, but looking at how short the arms are that seems very awkward.
Day 30- Free space
A Jaculinykus runs across a dried up rock-filled creek at dusk.
Prompts
Dinovember Days 1 and 2! Using 2 different prompts....
For Day 1′s “Your Choice” I chose to doodle Daspletosaurus, and for Day 2′s “Alvarezsaur” I chose Heptasteornis!
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The Tiny Dinosaur That Rewrote History in Patagonia
When we picture the age of dinosaurs, our minds instinctively conjure images of towering giants shaking the earth with every footstep. Yet beneath the feet of those colossal beasts scurried creatures that tell an equally fascinating story of survival and change. Imagine a dinosaur that weighed less than a simple bag of sugar. In the windswept badlands of Patagonia in Argentina, researchers have…
Say dinosaurs or dinos for short and the image of those gigantic creatures with sharp teeth and/or huge tails swishing to and fro, towering over all the other creatures, immediately comes to mind! Yet, they were also there in small packages!
In fact the twist in the tale is that a new study suggests that alvarezsaurs reduced in size as they became ant-eaters. This was 100 million years ago.
In a new study which is led by Zichuan Qin, looks at this unusual alvarezsaurs. Qin, is a PhD student at the University of Bristol and Institute of Vertebrate Paleontology and Paleoanthropology in Beijing.