the complete transition from basal whippomorphs to ambulocetids to basilosaurids to modern whales!
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the complete transition from basal whippomorphs to ambulocetids to basilosaurids to modern whales!

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the last flocking of the year, happened to be very sleepy and very blue. Parapuzosia, Aerosteon, Carinodens and Perucetus.
Please welcome Perucetus, the new - and largest- known archeoceti.
A whale of enormous proportions. While it's exact size and weight is certainly a matter of heated debates it was no doubt a really big boi. Here a quick sketch of it approaching a time traveler.
@subpar-lemon-bar made these two adorable prehistoric marine animals, and they are now available for adoption!
perucetus
and sacabambaspis
(omg his little face lmao)
Perucetus colossus by Anthony J. Hutchings.

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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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Reconstruction of Perucetus colossus in its coastal habitat; the associated sawfish, Pristis, was recovered from the same unit in the East Pisco Basin, the Yumaque Member of the Paracas Formation, Peru.
Artwork by A. Gennari
i consider this a win