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may I suggest Bakonydraco or Hungarosaurus?
both are one of the few prehistoric animals that were discovered in Hungary (I live there :D)
It’s been a bit, but I’ve got em both!! They’re coming in my shop update after the holidays!!
I’m gonna do a whole series of posts for animals by country sometime soon, once I have some spare time!!
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favorite ankylo? i like spicomellus theure so gnarly
I hope you don't mind the late response, i wanted to answer this one visually! I propably won't be doing this for every ask, but i think that answering asks this way once in a while might be a cool way to keep my blog focused on art.
I really like Hungarosaurus! They have a very unique posture compared to other ankylosaurs, and i've always liked species that were little "anomalies" in their taxonomic groups.
I agree that Spicomellus is gnarly, it's definitely somewhere at the top of the "favorite ankylosaurs" list too. I've wanted to draw it since the day it was named, but i haven't yet thought up a concept i was satisfied with. I just really want to do it's appearance justice and depict it from the best side possible to show off just how wacky it is :P
A dinosaur tooth of an ankylosaur, likely Hungarosaurus tormai from the Csehbánya Formation in Veszprém County, Hungary. This struthiosaurin nodosaurid is known from its unusually long forelimbs. It's close relative, Struthiosaurus sp. could potentially be found here as well which will likely make distinguishing isolated teeth difficult, if not impossible. Not to be confused with the ornithomimid theropod Struthiomimus, the struthiosaurins are nodosaurine ankylosaurians.
These are the WIPs for those stickers btw
Free icon request for whoever can guess the pink dinosaur!! They're all the same one, but the reference photos I've pulled for this series vary wildly! The hungarosaurus is actually a little plastic model at 3 different angles!
*accidentally turns a dinosaur into a quilt*
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Hungarosaurus tormai
By José Carlos Cortés on @ryuukibart
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Name: Hungarosaurus tormai
Name Meaning: Hungary Reptile
First Described: 2005
Described By: Ösi
Classification: Dinosauria, Ornithischia, Genasauria, Thyreophora, Eurypoda, Ankylosauria, Nodosauridae
Hungarosaurus is a Nodosaurid from the Csehbánya Formation of Hungary, living about 85 million years ago, in the Santonian age of the Late Cretaceous. It is known from four specimens, preserving parts of the skull and skeleton, as well as osteoderms. It in fact had over one hundred osteoderms. It was probably about 4 meters long and it lived alongside a Dromaeosaurid and an Ornithopod similar to Rhabodon. It had very long legs and a large cerebellum, indicating that it was more cursorial than other Ankylosaurs - and probably could have moved quite fast, indicating it had a different ecological niche, or different kinds of predators were encountering it in it’s habitat.
Source:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hungarosaurus
Shout out goes to @dethofenchantment75!
Dinovember day 8 and 9 - Hungarosaurus and Metriacanthosaurus
Catching up with Dinovember! Here is Hungarosaurus, a nodosaur I did not know existed until this challenge. Wanted to make a simple drawing based in some hungarian cartoons I’ve watching. And Metriacanthosaurus, a medium sized theropod discovered long ago but only know for a few fragmentary bones.
