Nov 8, 2024
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more dinosaurs :)
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S is for...?
All of the S names in my Paleo Party - Mesozoic Edition! I have sooooooo many S names (Specifically in this group) I needed to make separate posts for the Eras lol
Are there any I'm missing?
Stickers || Phone Wallpapers Masterlist
Hear me out: What if dinosaurs already had ridiculous courting rituals during the mesozoic
Spinosaurus: Great crested grebe's mating dance
Mononykus: Jumping widowbirds
Stegoceras: Moonwalking manakin Megalosaurus: Bowerbirds trinket collection
Coelophysis: Ruffs forming twink-hunk-twunk polycules to attract fujoshi dinosaurs Archaeoceratops: Penguins proposing with pebbles Leaellynasaura: Kakapos low-pitched mating calls in sound-amplifying hole in ground
Guanlong: Prairie chicken dancing and inflating airsacs
Anzu: Bird of paradise dances
Styracosaurus under moonlight (and Stegoceras in the shadow) by Emiliano Troco https://emilianotroco.com/
A pair of Chasmosaurus Belli, and a Stegoceras Validum passing by.
Both species are part of the Dinosaur Park Formation in Canada.
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Stegoceras! I need to draw pachycephalosaurs more.
Stegoceras
Stegoceras is one of the few pachycephalosaurs known from more than just the skull. It was a small, bipedal dinosaur about 2-2.5 m long, and weighed around 10-40 kg. Stegoceras had a thick, smooth dome on the top of its head with knobs and horns forming a shelf over the back of the skull, and a thick defined ridge above the eyes.
The (non-avian) dinosaurs appearing in my upcoming novel, Two Dozen Dinosaurs!
Two Dozen Dinosaurs is a science fiction novel and my take on the dinosaur park genre. Join Dr. Merion Browne, a paleontologist with a special interest in dinosaurs ever since she received a toy Dilophosaurus for Christmas, as she uses her scientific knowledge to brave a dinosaur zoo gone wrong and find out who the biggest monster on the island really is.