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the complete transition from basal whippomorphs to ambulocetids to basilosaurids to modern whales!
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walking with monsters, dinosaurs, and beasts
Andrew Cranston (Scottish, 1969) - If You Know Your History (after Barrie Cooke) (2024)
I don’t usually post the comics I make for class here but idk I guess it doesn’t hurt.
I just realized that apparently I never shared this series here on Tumblr??
I call it Living Paintings, as they are recreations of extinct animals that some artists actually saw and painted from memory, a long time ago.
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Paraphysornis brasiliensis (Alvarenga, 1982), a species of "terror bird" from the Upper Oligocene-Lower Miocene (Cenozoic) that inhabited South America between 23-5 million years ago. The holotype was described based on a nearly complete fossil found in Tremembé - SP. Currently, the closest relatives of this family are the seriemas (Cariamidae). . Alvarenga, H.M.F. 1982. Uma gigantesca ave fóssil do cenozoico brasileiro: Physornis brasiliensis sp. n. Anais da Academia Brasileira de Ciências 54(4):697-712.
A Chinese New Year special, made to commemorate the Year of the Horse, featuring the evolutionary history of horses from the little three-toed forest-dwellers of the Eocene around 55-45 mya up to the bigger-bodied steppe-dwellers of the earliest Pleistocene around 2 Mya
Scene from the Late Pleistocene of La Brea in Los Angeles, California. A pair of giant short-faced bears (Arctodus simus) are duking it out whilst a herd of giant bison (Bos latifrons), a pair of western camels (Camelops hesternus) and a group of Pacific mastodons (Mammut pacificus) calmly enjoy their evening meal.
