Sep 8, 2025
Edaphosaurus pogonias, a genus of edaphosaurid synapsid from late Carboniferous to early Permian North America and Europe. These herbivores could reach a length of about 3.5 m.
Artwork by Petr Modlitba
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Edaphosaurus pogonias, a genus of edaphosaurid synapsid from late Carboniferous to early Permian North America and Europe. These herbivores could reach a length of about 3.5 m.
Artwork by Petr Modlitba
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21/08/2026 Edaphosaurus
The restaurant I went to tonight with friends had paper tablecloths and coloured pencils "for children to draw with". So I created some Fellows while waiting for pizza :)
Featuring Big Steppy the Edaphosaurus, King Chungo the Vast and Terrible the Cotylorhynchus, and Ramfy Rinkus the Rhamphorhynchus
piece i submitted for a public art exhibit last month but it wasnt accepted
Dimetrodon and Edaphosaurus by Rudolph Zallinger
These animals were not dinosaurs. They lived long before the dinosaurs, in the early Permian. They were both non-mammalian Synapsids.
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Erm, not dinosaur
Oh boy oh boy oh boy. We get a lot of marbles in the second hand store. However, these vintage marbles with tiny little dinosaur figurines in them take the cake. They’re all branded with “Winners” on the back, but there wasn’t a whole lot about them online. Enjoy the five that came in.
Result from the Archer City formation #paleostream! A classic formation of the Permian red beds, with stuff like Dimetrodon or Edaphosaurus, but also lesser, more exotic creatures.
Only during the last days of putting together the size chart it turned out that the largest animal from here wouldn't fir the image, but i think a satisfying image with it would have been really difficult so I don't mind that we left it out.
You can see that we might have had an issue with that enormous shark...
This formations has still some treasures to offer and at least one we want to explore more in depth tomorrow.