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It's Fossil Friday!
Here are some zooms into my "Deep Blue Buffet" painting (Part 1), commissioned by The Etches Collection. It features a bunch of species from the Late Jurassic Kimmeridge Clay: a dead sauropod, "The Sea Rex" (probably Pliosaurus), Hybodus, Hypsocormus, Metriorhynchus, Aspidorhynchus, and lots of Allothrissops.
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spike shark (not a shark)
10: hybodus
6.05" Fossil Shark (Hybodus) Dorsal Spine - Kem Kem Beds, Morocco
Weird sharks throughout time!
A friend commissioned me to make her a phone case with some weird prehistoric and currently alive sharks on it. It was a fun project to draw all these weirdos!
If you want some products with the pattern you can check out my redbubble shop :)
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Maysozoic #7: Hybodus. this shark-thing seems so familiar (as a background subject getting overshadowed by iconic giant marine reptiles) I was surprised to find it’s a poorly-studied wastebasket taxon
Hybodus scribble
Aquilolamna, Hybodus, Pteraspis, Helicoprion, Allenypterus, Edestus, Listracanthus, and Xenacanthus! Not to scale.
