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Exams are over and I am free! In celebration of this here are some lino prints I made as part of a s

invert-palaeo:The Giants - Part 3/11Cameroceras - an Ordovician, straight shelled nautiloid estimate

Extended Family IIPuspaHomo floresiensisPuspa is a sweet girl to whom smiling comes easy, despite th

Meet Owynn!Owynn is a dino researcher and writer, who will enthusiastically teach you how to provide

Meet Pippin!Pippin is a chef who specialises in selling Treats and creating new Treat recipes, which

wonartarts:Lost Dog found. No Collar or Ears but very sweet.The Theraspid Lycaenops for @huxley-pale

Meet Paleo Pines’ DeinonychusDeinonychus is an energetic and curious raptor companion found in shady

Well, looks like I made a bunch more of these thingos.You might recognise some of these silhouettes

i-draws-dinosaurs:So, there’s some new stuff going on with Dilophosaurus! The new paper has some pre

So, there’s some new stuff going on with Dilophosaurus! The new paper has some pretty cool implicati

Paleo Pines GallimimusGallimimus is a common dino found throughout Paleo Pines. They are beloved for

66 million years ago, the end-Cretaceous mass extinction wiped out all dinosaurs except for the avia

Bipedal running has convergently evolved multiple times in squamate reptiles, known in over 50 moder

Desmatophocids were a group of seal-like pinnipeds that appeared very early in the group’s evo

Remarkably similar-looking gliding reptiles have appeared multiple different times over the group&rs

☀Desert Concept Art ☀The Desert is an expansive, scorching and demanding wilderness location. It cha

Austelliscus ferox (“ferocious fish from the south”) is a newly described fossil fish from the Devon

Meet the Paleo Pines IguanodonIguanodon are known for their slow pacing and “grumpy old man&rd

palaeoblr: Shansisuchus life reconstruction

Named after the canine-headed Ancient Egyptian god, Phiomicetus anubis is the first fossil cetacean

Named after a legendary Scandinavian serpent, Joermungandr bolti here was a recumbisrostran “m

Patagotitan mayorum. Cretaceous. Argentina American Museum of Natural History. New York Photo:

Decennatherium rex. Miocene. Spain

The spinal column in tetrapods is made up of five different regions of distinctly-shaped vertebrae:

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