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Dromaeosauridae 🦴
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Dromaeosauridae 🦴
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as a long time Nanotyrannus hater, I'll eat my crow
An analysis suggests Nanotyrannus is a separate, smaller dinosaur that lived alongside T. rex, settling a 30-year debate
Art Credits: Tyrannosaurus by RJ Palmer Dakotaraptor from Saurian Nanotyrannus by Anthony Hutchings
Part 3!
Seekers :3
Starscream - Austroraptor
Thundercracker - Utahraptor
Skywarp - Dakotaraptor
Slipstream - Deinonychus
Novastorm - Bambiraptor
Acidstorm - Saurornitholesties
Sunstorm - Adasaurus
Part 1, Part 2,
Creature of the Night:
“Feathered Dinosaurs aren’t scary,” is false, it’s about how it is presented and nothing is more terrifying than a bitter truth.
by Jayson Duria/WobblyWorks
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Baby Triceratops held within the jaws of a Dakotaraptor
Display located at the Black Hills Institute in South Dakota.
I’m Tsaagan! Which raptor are you? (the who's next was a poll on insta, but we can do that down here ;) )
Who's next?
Trilobites
Tyrannosaurs
Stickers || Phone Wallpapers Masterlist
My 25 years of palaeoart chronology…
My 2023 illustration of some Hell Creek predators: Tyrannosaurus (the juvenile rex fills the medium-size predator gap), Dakotaraptor, and Acheroraptor. From DINOSAUR BEHAVIOUR, by Prof Michael Benton (published by Princeton University Press). 50% off this book here: https://press.princeton.edu/books/hardcover/9780691244297/dinosaur-behavior?srsltid=AfmBOooR9gXkDvyLGQ0crandj3ypSPBZ5_Ua1iNZUYrnsNjPPWpv-cU1