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Ive been sitting on these for a good while now to be honest but heres page 10 of Paleo Pines requests
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more postcards I sent to people, with drawings from the museum:
a huge extinct amphibian, fossilized coral, fossilized "sea lilies" and a wisent/European bison
you should google mastodonsaurus, it's crazy
Mastodonsaurus is a giant temnospondyl amphibian who lives in Europe during the Mid Triassic Period.
This big boi has the niches of a crocodile and was recognised by its two long fangs pointing at the bottom of its jaws which fitted in two openings in its palate emerging out from the top of the skull in front of the nostrils when the jaw is closed.Â
Mastodonsaurus remake
Mastodonsaurus pencil doodle
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how about the extinct amphibian Mastodonsaurus (which is not a mastodon (extinct members of the elephant genus Mammut), a lizard (what "saurus" is normally translated as), or a dinosaur (for which -saurus is a common suffix in names))
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Monday mood? Mastodonsaurus giganteus. It lived during the Late Triassic about 215 million years ago. This critter is an extinct relative of frogs and salamanders, but it probably behaved more like a crocodile: Its large, flat skull and tusk-like teeth (some of which protruded through the skull) seem to be adapted for seizing large prey. You can see this life-sized model in the Museum’s Hall of Vertebrate Origins!
Photo: Image no. ptc-6645 / AMNH Library (Research Associate Lowell Dingus pictured)
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