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alphynix: The cryptoclidids were fairly standard-looking plesiosaurs, with long necks and small hea

alphynix: Retro vs Modern #17: AmmonitesAmmonites (or ammonoids) are highly distinctive and instantl

alphynix: barryalans: grimchild: The Dinosaurs I was lucky enough to get the opportunity to do art

alphynix: Despite looking more like some sort of scaly tubeworm, Rhenopyrgus viviani here was actual

alphynix: Weird Heads Month #28: Pig-Nosed Tanks There’s already been quite a few Triassic w

alphynix: Mixosaurus cornalianus here was a small early ichthyosaur, only about 0.8-1m long (2'7&

alphynix: The synziphosurines were ancient marine chelicerate arthropods that were traditionally tho

alphynix: Globicetus hiberus, a 5m long (16′4″) beaked whale from the Atlantic coast of

alphynix: Unsolved Paleo Mysteries Month #23 – Puzzling Proto-BatsLet’s finish off this

alphynix: New year, new PBS Eons commission roundup day!The ancient walruses Neotherium and Valenict

alphynix:Retro vs Modern #22: Tyrannosaurus rexProbably the most famous and popular dinosaur of all

alphynix:Amargasaurus cazaui was a sauropod dinosaur with a very distinctive-looking skeleton, sport

alphynix:During the Early Carboniferous, around 330 million years ago, the region that is now the Ea

alphynix:Retro vs Modern #21: Deinonychus antirrhopusDeinonychus antirrhopus was one of the most sig

alphynix:Retro vs Modern #16: Uintatherium ancepsDiscovered in the Western United States during the

alphynix:Retro vs Modern #21: Deinonychus antirrhopusDeinonychus antirrhopus was one of the most sig

alphynix: scinewscom: Some Extinct Relatives of Living Crocodylians Were Vegetarians www.sci

alphynix:Retro vs Modern #18: Pterodactylus antiquusPterodactylus antiquus was the first pterosaur e

alphynix: In early 2017 evidence of blubber was found in plesiosaurs, indicating that they were prob

alphynix: Unsolved Paleo Mysteries Month #08 – Everything Dies Except Lystrosaurus The extinct

alphynix: Syringocrinus paradoxicus from the Upper Ordovician of North America (~450 mya). Measuring

alphynix: Dicynodonts were a group of herbivorous animals with toothless beaks and protruding tusks

alphynix: Despite looking more like some sort of scaly tubeworm, Rhenopyrgus viviani here was actual

alphynix: Ergilornis rapidus, a 1.2-1.5m tall bird (4′-5′) from the Early Oligocene of M

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