Mar 1, 2025
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Finally got around to redesigning this, it’s been too long-
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Sinornithoides youngi
Sinornithoides meets wuerhosaurus
Ejinhoro formation, Inner Mongolia
Wuerhosaurus ordosensis(with hypothetical round plates) & Sinornithoides youngi
Sinornithoides youngi
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Another Sinornithoides drawing, sporting the same coloration from last time.
Funny story, so I forgot what species this dinosaur was and I spent 30 minutes trying to look for my previous sinornithoides drawing (to no avail), using reverse image searching (also didn’t work), and just assumed it was saurornitholestes until I remembered it was a troodontid, searched up troodontidae, then found sinornithoides, searched that up, and found my post, and now I know that this is sinornithoides and NOT saurornitholestes. What a wild ride just to find the name of a dinosaur I forgot. I DO NOT want to go through that painful experience EVER again.
Sinornithoides youngi with colors taken from the Saharan Sand Viper.
Refined design of dinosauroid race 'Tro-o' with its ancestor Sinornithoides from 'kyouryuu-tachi no daidasshutsu (exodus of dinosaurs, 1999)' by Tatsuhide Matsuoka and Setsuko Haneda.