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A pair of Brancasaurus take advantage of Egertonodus's tonic immobility to have some good wholesome fun!
Also featuring a solo Coelodus and a small school of Ionoscopus
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BIG PLESIOSAUR NEWS I'm delighted to finally reveal the illustration I produced for the paper "Skin, scales, and cells in a Jurassic plesiosaur"!
While already excavated in 1940 this specimen was only really prepared in 2020 and new analysis methods revealed a wealth of details, many unseen until now.
Some of the coolest finds are thickened skin folds, remands of a possible tail fluke and scales on the paddles.
Beyond these superficial elements these specimen also has cellular details preserved. Among them melanophore traces hinting at the pigmentation of the animal.
You can read more about it in the publication! Also, stay tuned for more stuff regarding fossils from Holzmaden!
https://www.cell.com/current-biology/fulltext/S0960-9822(25)00001-6
My best friend elasmosaurus platyurus!!
Shoutout to that one episode of Sailor Moon where the Senshi find plesiosaurs- you know, marine reptiles that supposedly went extinct TENS OF MILLIONS of years ago- and it's never brought up again.
Mary Anning's ghosts
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Sea Monsters of Long Ago by Millicent E. Selsam
illustrations by John Hamberger
Coffee themed plesiosaur
(I might make more prehistoric critters,,)
“Steeple”
“Tall Grass”
“Procession”
“Underbelly”
pictures i painted at 3 am
based on the photographs of @ briscoepark
