Mar 20, 2025
Cotylorhynchus romeri, a good boy
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Cotylorhynchus romeri, a good boy
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Rain Frog inspired Caseid
Lineart & Speedpaint.
The Synapsid kids are going to kill me for the comparison.
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No dinosaurs #dinovember2022 day 14: Cotylorhynchus
Sneak peek of my 2nd submission to the Bromacker paleoart contest. Wish me luck
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Welcome to the #permian It's going to be derpy for a while. #synapsid #caseid #cotylorhynchus #doodle
#selfie with Bill Wiggins. Bill was just leaving the salon having had his haircut by Gregor Schumi. Wednesday, 15th December 2021. Ground Floor, 31 Thurloe St, South Kensington, London SW7 2LQ at The Spencer Clinic. A stones throw from South Kensington tube station. . . #southkensingtonhairdressers #hairdresserssouthkensington #caseid #thurloestreet #thurloestreethairdressers https://www.instagram.com/p/CXvfIL4gWz0/?utm_medium=tumblr
The smallest and largest caseid: this is a reconstruction of 300-million-year-old tiny carnivorous Eocasea, the earliest known caseid, in the footprint of 270-million-year-old largest known herbivore of its time, Cotylorhynchus (Artwork by Danielle Dufault).
Caseids were primitive synapsids which appeared during the late Carboniferous and lasted until the late middle Permian. They were among the earliest terrestrial herbivores, though it has recently been argued they may have had an aquatic lifestyle.
Cotylorhynchus with a human for comparison: