Apr 7, 2025
Elasmosauridae by Mario Lanzas
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Elasmosauridae by Mario Lanzas
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I mostly post images from the streams here but most actual work that I do happens on paper. This is a painting I did in 2017 for the publication of a new plesiosaur from Germany.
This Lagenanectes is a basal elasmosaur with some funky dentition. The teeth in the lower jaw erupt sideways out of the bone instead of sitting on top as they usually do.
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Submitted for classification by @riso-wizo
"Which designation is albertonectes?"
#Lemuria Challenge - Submission 4
today i focus on elasmosaurids because i missed drawing marine animals so much TvT
Part I / III of my Lemuria Phase I submissions!
I hope they are readable lol
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🌊 Hello Hoff 🌊 Another fan art for Prehistoric Planet
British Columbia has officially designated a large, fierce-looking marine reptile that lived 80 million years ago as the province's official
British Columbia has officially designated a large, fierce-looking marine reptile that lived 80 million years ago as the province's official fossil emblem.
The government adopted the long-necked, sharp-toothed 12-metre elasmosaur as the emblem on Thursday, adding to the list of provincial symbols.
The designation follows a five-year recognition effort by paleontology enthusiasts and a provincewide public poll in 2018, in which the elasmosaur received 48 per cent of the vote.
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Tagging: @politicsofcanada
some stylized paleoart! any guesses as to what I took inspiration from? :3c