DAVID
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March 5, 2025 at 10:25 PM
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12 membros da família Abelisauridae
March 6, 2025 at 3:57 PM
12 membros da família Abelisauridae
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The Herefordshire Biota, a diverse assemblage of animals from the Silurian-age rocks of the UK. Among the largest animals is Thanahita, a strange relative of Hallucigenia with soft papillae lining its back.
February 5, 2025 at 4:22 AM
The Herefordshire Biota, a diverse assemblage of animals from the Silurian-age rocks of the UK. Among the largest animals is Thanahita, a strange relative of Hallucigenia with soft papillae lining its back.
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Parasaurolophus cyrtocristatus
January 14, 2025 at 6:17 PM
Parasaurolophus cyrtocristatus
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Had loads of fun making these two illustrations for PBS Eons' latest video, on how Neanderthals were incredibly adept apex predators. #paleoart #SciArt #artbyjulio
December 17, 2024 at 4:35 PM
Had loads of fun making these two illustrations for PBS Eons' latest video, on how Neanderthals were incredibly adept apex predators. #paleoart #SciArt #artbyjulio
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Writing about the evolution of eyes, a story that takes us back to the Cambrian. I don't draw Cambrian life very much (though stay tuned...), but I reconstructed the Burgess Shale fauna for my book Life Through the Ages II back in 2017. (There's too much light in this scene, btw). #paleoart
November 28, 2024 at 3:48 PM
Writing about the evolution of eyes, a story that takes us back to the Cambrian. I don't draw Cambrian life very much (though stay tuned...), but I reconstructed the Burgess Shale fauna for my book Life Through the Ages II back in 2017. (There's too much light in this scene, btw). #paleoart
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the martyr
November 28, 2024 at 10:30 PM
the martyr
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I'm an artist based in England and I own a small store selling Prints, Cards, Enamel pins, Mugs and more of everyone's favourite birds! Check out my store below: http://crowartistetsy.co.uk
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August 18, 2023 at 10:46 AM
I'm an artist based in England and I own a small store selling Prints, Cards, Enamel pins, Mugs and more of everyone's favourite birds! Check out my store below: http://crowartistetsy.co.uk
https://crowartist.co.uk
https://patreon.com/crowartist
https://crowartist.co.uk
https://patreon.com/crowartist
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Though only about half of the world’s rhino species have gone extinct since the late Pleistocene, to get the full story, we should take a look at how massively their distributions have shrunk. Even in historical times, Sumatran and Javan rhinoes were more fittingly southeast Asian rhinos.
November 23, 2024 at 11:57 AM
Though only about half of the world’s rhino species have gone extinct since the late Pleistocene, to get the full story, we should take a look at how massively their distributions have shrunk. Even in historical times, Sumatran and Javan rhinoes were more fittingly southeast Asian rhinos.
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November 18, 2024 at 5:59 PM
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Balcoracania dailyi, exploring the intertidal reaches of a shallow inland sea during the middle Cambrian.
As an adult, this trilobite could have over 100 thoracic segments, more than any other known trilobite.
As an adult, this trilobite could have over 100 thoracic segments, more than any other known trilobite.
November 17, 2024 at 11:52 PM
Balcoracania dailyi, exploring the intertidal reaches of a shallow inland sea during the middle Cambrian.
As an adult, this trilobite could have over 100 thoracic segments, more than any other known trilobite.
As an adult, this trilobite could have over 100 thoracic segments, more than any other known trilobite.
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A piece of mine from 2022!
A leucistic Livyatan calf with her mother, off the coast of New Zealand. Circa 4 million years ago.
A leucistic Livyatan calf with her mother, off the coast of New Zealand. Circa 4 million years ago.
November 7, 2024 at 10:17 PM
A piece of mine from 2022!
A leucistic Livyatan calf with her mother, off the coast of New Zealand. Circa 4 million years ago.
A leucistic Livyatan calf with her mother, off the coast of New Zealand. Circa 4 million years ago.
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I've finished making two life-size Araripesuchus! These little crocs reached around 80cm long!
They're for sale over here: www.palaeoplushies.com/shop/araripe...
They're for sale over here: www.palaeoplushies.com/shop/araripe...
November 15, 2024 at 1:11 PM
I've finished making two life-size Araripesuchus! These little crocs reached around 80cm long!
They're for sale over here: www.palaeoplushies.com/shop/araripe...
They're for sale over here: www.palaeoplushies.com/shop/araripe...
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What an amazing little kitty!
A palaeontological dream come true - a three-week old sabertooth kitten was preserved in the Siberian permafrost. Surprisingly, even bleached by millenia in the soil, the fur is still a pretty dark brown. In life, it might have been nearly black.
A palaeontological dream come true - a three-week old sabertooth kitten was preserved in the Siberian permafrost. Surprisingly, even bleached by millenia in the soil, the fur is still a pretty dark brown. In life, it might have been nearly black.
November 16, 2024 at 6:29 AM
What an amazing little kitty!
A palaeontological dream come true - a three-week old sabertooth kitten was preserved in the Siberian permafrost. Surprisingly, even bleached by millenia in the soil, the fur is still a pretty dark brown. In life, it might have been nearly black.
A palaeontological dream come true - a three-week old sabertooth kitten was preserved in the Siberian permafrost. Surprisingly, even bleached by millenia in the soil, the fur is still a pretty dark brown. In life, it might have been nearly black.
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November 15, 2024 at 7:28 PM
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#Paleoart of Stomatosuchus inermis, a large and strange Mesozoic stem-crocodylian. The skulls of these Cretaceous, Egyptian animals were 2 m long but their jaws had tiny teeth, weak muscles, and of fragile construction. Predators of large game, they were not. #paleontology #crocodile #sciart
October 29, 2024 at 10:03 PM
#Paleoart of Stomatosuchus inermis, a large and strange Mesozoic stem-crocodylian. The skulls of these Cretaceous, Egyptian animals were 2 m long but their jaws had tiny teeth, weak muscles, and of fragile construction. Predators of large game, they were not. #paleontology #crocodile #sciart
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- A male Voay robustus rests with a female C. niloticus during the breeding season about 1000 years ago.
He´s blissfully unaware that he is the last member of his species, but that's okay.
What's extinction compared to the love of a lady and the warm rays of the sun on your face? -
He´s blissfully unaware that he is the last member of his species, but that's okay.
What's extinction compared to the love of a lady and the warm rays of the sun on your face? -
November 13, 2024 at 9:28 PM
- A male Voay robustus rests with a female C. niloticus during the breeding season about 1000 years ago.
He´s blissfully unaware that he is the last member of his species, but that's okay.
What's extinction compared to the love of a lady and the warm rays of the sun on your face? -
He´s blissfully unaware that he is the last member of his species, but that's okay.
What's extinction compared to the love of a lady and the warm rays of the sun on your face? -
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Just learned the absolutely insane news that a cub of what is likely a Homotherium latidens was found and just described. Couldnt help but make a quick study of it. Too busy to take it any further now but i’m sure i’ll return to it as soon as I’m able
November 14, 2024 at 8:40 PM
Just learned the absolutely insane news that a cub of what is likely a Homotherium latidens was found and just described. Couldnt help but make a quick study of it. Too busy to take it any further now but i’m sure i’ll return to it as soon as I’m able
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Theropithecus brumpti
November 12, 2024 at 3:24 PM
Theropithecus brumpti
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Ayyy, I haven't posted this one on here it seems! One of my most important pieces of paleoart so far, Struthiosaurus austriacus for a publication about its inner ear structures.
November 9, 2024 at 8:54 AM
Ayyy, I haven't posted this one on here it seems! One of my most important pieces of paleoart so far, Struthiosaurus austriacus for a publication about its inner ear structures.