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fossilporn:Meet “Elvis” - The largest Jurassic theropod dinosaur has been unearthed.The recent disco

This 200-million-year-old baby ichthyosaur died with a belly full of squidMillions of years ago duri

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

Too big of a meal for this family of Allosaurus?…

Snack time!

For Inktober I mixed different prompts resulting in those two pieces combining witchy things and pal

bjekkergauken:Iguanadon

albertonykus:If you’re ever in need of bird phylogenies plotted against geologic time, I’ve got you

buy-skulls:Giant fossil crocodilians? Yup, apparently they’ve got those down here in Tucson too!

ToxodonMounted specimen on display at Harvard Museum of Natural HistoryReconstruction by Roman Uchyt

PlesiadapisMounted specimen on display at the American Museum of Natural History, NYCReconstruction

Gemuendina Fossil and model both on display at the American Museum of Natural History, NYCModel crea

HybodusFossil specimen from the Museum für Naturkunde in Berlin, GermanyModel by Dan Erickson and on

TeleocerasMounted specimen on display at the Harvard Museum of Natural HistoryReconstruction by Roma

DinodontosaurusMounted specimen on display at the Harvard Museum of Natural HistoryReconstruction by

Hello my dear followers! I have missed you!! I am only quasi-back right now, unfortunately! Plans ha

RutiodonMounted specimen on display at the American Museum of Natural History, NYCModel on display a

Tiktaalik - the fishapod Model by Tyler Keillor and this particular set up on display at the Harvard

Another #sign post. This metal sign is also for our new facility, although just for #decorative purp

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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