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attack of Melon for Kaseiko!
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Some art I did in 2023 & 2024 that I'm proud of
I liked how the feathers came out in the Kelenken and the colours on the Amarga. The Dracorex one, that's probably the most scales I've done at one go. Really hope to try more new stuff out this year. Allons-y!
Pachycephalosaurs! I hope to grow the representation for this group this upcoming year, they need more love!
Homalocephale - Stegoceras
Dracorex - Stygimoloch - Pachycephalosaurus
The Family! Dracorex and Stygimoloch are now more accepted as growth stages of Pachycephalosaurus. I still have them marked by their individual names for clarity of which design you'd be buying but I also have the full family all together <3
Stickers || Phone Wallpapers Masterlist
Planned or in the works: Micropachycephalosaurus (?? might actually be an early ceratopsian instead), Nanosaurus/Othnelia/Drinker, Prenocephale, Sinocephale, Alaskacephale, Stenopelix
(Very) late GVH fanart for Trans Day of Visibility!
#Maysozoic Day 10 - "Dracorex" (=Pachycephalosaurus spinifer?)
i genuinely dont know why i tortured myself by drawing two animals
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Maysozoic day 10
Dinovember Day 22: Dracorex
The Dinosaur name inspired by #harrypotter, the one thought to be a young #pachycephalosaurus as well as #stigymoloch
The colors are inspired by one of the evolutions of the Dracorex in #jurassicworldthegame ,portrayed here in a coastal environment.
A rooted dinosaur tooth of an indeterminate pachycephalosaurid from the Hell Creek Formation in Carter County, Montana, United States. There are many species of pachycephalosaurids found during the Maastrichtian of North America such as, Pachycephalosaurus wyomingensis, Platytholus clemensi, Sphaerotholus buchholtzae, Sphaerotholus triregnum and the controversial Stygimoloch spinifer and Dracorex hogwartsia. Stygimoloch has more recently been identified as a valid species, but it's unclear if it is distinct enough to be its own genus. Dracorex, while not extensively studied, may lean towards Stygimoloch. Size wise, it could lean towards Pachycephalosaurus and Stygimoloch (Dracorex) over the two smaller pachycephalosaurid genera. Regardless of the validity of some proposed species, pachycephalosaurids were remained very diverse to the very end of the Mesozoic. The prominent raised ridged down the center of the crown distinguishes pachycephalosaurids from the similarly toothed contemporary basal ornithischian, Thescelosaurus. Unlike Thescelosaurus, pachycephalosaurid teeth can also be quite unsymmetrical.