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paraceratheriums (paraceratheria?)
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paraceratheriums (paraceratheria?)
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A quick sketch of Gertrude the Paraceratherium.
P is for...?
All of the P names in my Paleo Party! Are there any I'm missing?
Notes:
Not pictured - Pomatrum and Paradoxides. I ran out of space ;u;
The Paddlefish as a general family are still alive today. I intended to make the Chinese Paddlefish specifically, but turns out I drew a different species! They're still technically a living fossil so they count lol
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A pity big fan ears for indricotheres never caught on
Charles Robert Knight (1874-1953). Baluchiterium. 1923.
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Now even more (very very derived) synapsids from the Cenozoic on the sketchbook
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Paraceratherium (formerly Baluchitherium).
Image taken from the book Prehistoric Mammals by Anne McCord, 1977
illustrated by Bob Hersey
It’s time to give the animals of the Cenozoic a day in the limelight…