#paleontology
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Is this a new guy
Tmk Custer isn’t actually that big for a tyrannosaurus and it’s based on an incorrect museum mount
🙂 just gonna put this here,……
Yeah Sue should be bigger
Someone put Tristan Otto on sigma watch
14m Sue
isnt sauroniops dubious last time i heard ?
yes but like with some others it's sort of complicated
i heard that sauroniops belongs to growth stage carcharodontosaurus
i forgot smth. is becklespinas dubious name or what. i forgot that to and also remember how agustiana have some kind of spine ridges from the neck to the tail and that was no longer thing anymore
any birds eye views for maraapunisaurus?
please @ me if you find one
No because it doesn't exist
I was referring to a bird eye view, Maraa is fragmentary but it's valid if
i want to say MOR 008 is about 11.8-12.0
Any up to date Kaprosuchus skeletal?
Thanks
Ofc, we all know that Allosaurus means "Different Mammal"
Allosaurus is a sedentary worm
its in a popular roblox game, if that counts
And maybe jurassic world the game but is anything but accurate
Is this guy real?
Yesnt. Nobody knows what’s really going on with it right now.
No 💀
I think we should have a tyranno subdivision called tryannus
New tyrannosaurid?
imo "Alamotyrannus" refers to at least two separate taxa ergo its a pain to explain
No it's old Tyrannosaurid
I didn't hear about it before
it was referenced in a 2013 paper as a citation, but the name has never been mentioned in literature since
At least it's name is badass 
at least one element seems to be from de-na-zin rather than naashoibito as well
iirc the largest naashoibito tyrannosaur material is a good bit smaller than rex
dinosaur feet bother me
I have not heard that name in eons
Has there been any even somewhat recent developments on what Altispinax is? Like, are we sure there was a medium-sized basal carcharodontosaurid in Early Cretaceous Britain or is it still up in the air?
Conc 2.0?
What’s the lore behind the Carnian Pluvial event?
The Carnian pluvial episode (CPE), often called the Carnian pluvial event, was an interval of major change in global climate that was synchronous with significant changes in Earth's biota both in the sea and on land. It occurred during the latter part of the Carnian Stage, a subdivision of the late Triassic period, and lasted for perhaps 1–2 million years (around 234–232 million years ago).[6][7]
is there a site that has lists of dinosaurs by species (e.g. I. bernissartensis, I. galvensis, etc) and the differences that resulted in their classification as separate species? the real tiny details rofl
for theropods TD covers essentially every theropod and their diagnosis https://theropoddatabase.com/Phylogeny of Taxa.html
sweet!
After looking through this, I've realized that Allosaurus has been used a wastebasket taxon way too much.
I love how there's several "Allosaurus species" listed as early theropods, basal tetanurans, and Megaraptorans,
hey fellas. is there any good skeletals for Brontosaurus, or just good references for its size in general?
you can probably still use bricks idk if he has a newer one
Oh wow we have a skull for bronto
is there a database for all these skeletal references? They all look like they came from the same place
most of them are made by the same few people so if you look them up you’ll usually find it, the best way to do it is just search “whatever animal skeletal” and you’ll find it
Makes sense! thanks 😁
skulls are very rare to fossilize for sauropods so the fact that we have one is very lucky lol
Hello boys and girls, women and men, I would like to ask you if it would not be difficult for you to support my idea of adding one new dinosaur on the POT forum: https://feedback.pathoftitans.com/suggestions/540502/dino-ideariabininohadros With your help and your vote, the chance of its appearance increases thank you for your understanding, sorry if it’s off topic and have a nice day/evening/night, happy hunting/wandering 😊
Dino idea,Riabininohadros - Path of Titans
Did ornithomimosaurs have the fused finger thing going on like Dromaeosaurs?
oh that. now its reminds me of conca. but even better and smoother humpback
@sullen cairn is this species that we are discussing back in december ago ? and first off. isn't this suppose to be T.Mcraeansis ? if i was wrong.
srry to ping for your incative
Different
Mcraeensis refers to a single specimen from the farther south McRae formation
Since we got all the smart people here
Any special, better material to work off for Gigantopithecus you lot might know of?
Been doing decent on my own
Current notes:
- Closer to Orangutan, but likely a more Gorilla like build as a whole. I'll be keeping the long forelimbs that Orangutans got, but will be enlarging the hindlimbs proportionally to match better go a Gorilla, although more focusing on sturdiness than length
- Head to Body ratio I intend to be roughly the same as a Gorilla
- Flange is speculative and unlikely, I'm planning to adjust it and put a pit of emphasis on the nose
Attached are WIP of the model, and the artwork I am using as a primary stylistic base for proportions, outside of Orangutan and Gorilla skeletals
Give it a sixpack
why does bactrosaurus have like 4 separate femur lengths
Woah
a bit exaggerated on the weights for the bottom 3, but yeah, Austroraptor is huge
Riding an utah would be dope
Right so I changed it like you suggested
Before: left
After: right
Also changed ear hole position
Looking good
love that, great improvement!
Trying to find good resources to learn about paleontology is something I find so difficult 
For starters use this instead of whatever version of wikipedia you were using Pickles
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Main_Page
Lmao. Well I didn't expect to see that
@nova wind the "Megalosaurus" dunkeri that altispinax has been suggested to be synonomous with isn't the same animal as Megalosaurus bucklandi and almost certainly isn't actually attributable to Megalosaurus
White man jumpscare LOL
wrong person
What I’m saying is, this argument just becomes more and more confusing, because Wikipedia has information 100s of years old or just inaccurate information,and there is just not enough known about altispinax and becklespinax
Pickles I love your icon
mate there's a whole paper on this entire thing
The only way to know would be to find two complete individuals individuals
Its not that condusing actually. Its just, Becklespinax is altispinax. That's all there is
they're the same individual 
Thx ☺️
pickles. the material referring to Becklespinax is the SAME. material attributed to Altispinax. and because Altispinax is the older genera, it's the proper name
i have a quick question for anyone
I have a reasonably paced answer
whats the biggest spinosaurid behind spinosaurus and oxalaia
Suchomimus. or Sigilmassasaurus if that things real
there's multiple non-spinosaurus spinosaurids potentially larger than oxalaia
i will just let the actual nerds answer this nvm then
well the two probably larger ones are sigil and sucho so you kinda already answered it
well im making a thing and i want a big scary cave lurking spinosaurid but i dont know what to throw into the cave
WOOOOO YEA BABY
That's a hard role to use a Spinosaur for ngl
Table, how old are those papers, that is what kind of matters here because all I’ve found about both of them are very small posts that aren’t real scientific papers or very old scientific papers
2016
this is from 2016 iirc. which is a lot more recent than anything else you're reading
its a semi-submerged cave that is flooded by a old fallen apart "sewer" system
Alright just checking, cause on google I’m trying to find something after 2010
i dont know what else to throw in except maybe something like concavenator because of the "fin"
Sucho is a good candidate, Sig is less complete so more liberties available
The mighty irritator DESTROYS the competition (I actively thought it was a juvenile specimen)
Google scholar will do you better than normal google
What size are you wanting it to be?
the red line is the average 5'10 human
the purple is the size of the cave
Could get most spinosaurs in that I reckon
if it were to stand on its back legs and do a semi-vertical, it's head would definitely touch the roof of the cave
Personally, I'd advocate for Ichthyovenator
i am definitely leaning towards ichthy
15 iberian spinosaur jumpscare
either ichthyovenator or cristatusaurus,
one of yall pick 🙏
Ichthyovenator for the nifty notch
Only fossil I can find, I think this is one of the if not the only fossils of altispinax/becklespinax, plus it is super duper old, from what I’ve seen from different pages, it has been almost 125 years since its discovery
Acknowledging cristatu ew
whenever i wonder if i should take the cristatu=sucho and spino=sigil/oxalaia pill i just remember europe's allowed to do whatever the hell europe's been doing and suddenly i don't care anymore
😭
that is indeed the only fossil of altispinax/becklespinax
okie dokie (im gonna maybe post art later with it)
Jeez then we REALLY don’t know a lot about becklespinax/altispinax
For all we know, it could’ve looked completely different since a body or skull was never found
are those vertebra
yup
Yea
high ridge neural spine
Which is why paleontology requires a lot of experience and experts
God this reminds me of that one time everyone was battling about whether or not triceratops was torosaurus
some were certainly portrayed as precocial in Prehistoric Planet, which I believe was very thoroughly researched. But that's as far as my knowledge extends 😬
most pterosaurs are precocial, pteranodontids being an exception
Reason why I ask is because I'm plotting a realism server with my friends and I was hoping to mix things up with the whole precocial/altricial thing
essentially this yeah
Terrestrial dinosaurs being precocial and pterosaurs being altricial. It makes sense to me. Land dwelling gamebirds are precocial. Tree-dwelling songbirds are altricial. I was picturing a scene of a bunch of Thalassodromeus nesting on a cliff near the Gondwa seas and having to go out there to fish and come back.
Realism servers are fun, if not for their gameplay, then for all the terrible suggestions the resulting communtiy will give.
I see. So which of the pterosaurs in-game currently (official or modded) are most likely to be altricial?
if you really wanna make it work i'd reckon thal is your best bet
from what i've pot thall is essentially pteranodon anyways so prolly that
Thanks!
I do genuinely want to have at least one creature be altricial to mix things up a little.
I think it'd be an interesting change of pace since vast majority of the creatures in-game are likely precocial anyways.
The issue with atricial (in gameplay/realism) is that it’s boring. When you play a game, you want to do things. You want to go out and interact, but giving something a play style that essentially forces (since it’s realism) a person to sit in a nest and do absolutely nothing for (X) amount of time is a sure fire way to make no-one play or no-one nest as the creature
Take it from someone who has been incredibly involved with like 4503 realism servers now 
Thats a fair point, actually. It'd be stressful for the parents and boring for the babies. Stressful since the parent would have to go out and feed them constantly and NOT get lost and the babies are just kinda forced to sit there.
Hm
maybe you could find some kind of balance between the two 🤷♂️
Maybe altricial
Yes, but how? Initially I was just excited about the possibility of being able to mix things up a little and not have baby-rearing be so same-y that I failed to consider the gameplay part of it until Gualicho brought it up.
Yea, its definitely be difficult 😦 Sorry about that, I think its a good idea to find ways to mix things up.
It could perhaps be a ver, very short period of being altricial. But otherwise idk how you could make it work
There’s no way to mix play styles of altricial and precocial simply because they are completely opposite of each other
While you can change growth stage times, to actually “make it a mix”, the hatchling stage would need to zoom by so fast, it’d give someone whiplash
do you guys want to see my "scientifically accurate" carcharodontosaurus?
Yes
tbh altricial gameplay is a bad idea because it means people would only be able to play if they had a friend of the same species already on the server
an altricial baby without a parent will die in .03 seconds
this would also be an issue, definitely 😕
Looks accurate to me
ignore the white, i was just hiding some of the stuff i wrote down while making it
certainly isnt my best work tho 😭
Alright, bet? I’ll do it in .02 seconds 
Altricial baby birds when they're exposed to a singular gust of cold wind: 💀
Considering 0 feathers…yea
One thing that I would enjoy is if pt did a arg rework that made it look more accurate, so more horizontal, more stocky, and they should change the baby size to really really tiny
Thats the joke
Nuh uh, jokes don’t exist for you people anymore
I am the only one allowed to make jokes now
Horizontal
The arg now is more at a brachi stance, when it’s neck should be thicker and a little lower to the ground, but not to the point of diplodocus, so I should’ve said something more like a semi horizontal stance
They should not do most of this
Argentinosaurus should not be more horizontal, the neck position is fine
If baby size were “really really tiny”, no-one would be one because the hatchling-juvenile is already painfully slow to the point people go insane. So what happens when you make the legs even shorter and the animal even slower?
More stocky is subjective
Diplodocus is also not horizontal
Well the baby should be faster
Yea, but you can’t change animations between growth stages, hence why the babies use the same animations as the adults
Hm
So either you speed up the baby and have it slide across the ground
Or you speed up the animations and the adult’s too slow to fit or you make it even faster
Doesn't juvenile rex have faster animations than the adult?
Dang it, I wish they could make the hatchling faster because when I play it, it is so painfully slow, a ocephalon on land beat me in a race
Also, is ocepechalon a whale? I saw someone say it was actually a beaked whale. I believe it was actually a sea turtle
its a sea turtle
Unless someone absolutely butchered the dating for it, it's certainly not a beaked whale. Whales didn't exist yet when it was knocking about
Skull isn't like a whale's either. Lacks the spot for the melon
Yea, faster animations and faster in general iirc? But issue is baby rexes look normal, but if you see an Argent baby skittering around like the rats that they are, you’ll see I’m right
r a t
I agree that baby Argent shouldn't be made smaller, but by god they do need to speed it up a bit. The only way I can stand playing it is with a podcast/youtube video in the background
The vicious killer hatchling Argentinosaurus runs down it’s unfortunate prey (a Struthiomimus)
I think all pot dinos make it so babies grow their stats linearly, so adult is the fastest, strongest etc part of the growth, only pt rex iirc does smth new by making the speed scale basically backwards.
Anyway fossils.
What ornithopod does this look like?
A saurolophine, maybe Saurolophus itself. That would be my guess
Yeah I had this toy for a while but was so confused on what it could be
Its face scares me
pachysaurolophus!
i am 90% sure this skeletal is oversized https://twitter.com/Hood26202459/status/1324038920368197635
by a lot
so the black one is the more accurate size
iirc the venice ouranosaurus is larger than the holotype
types a bit larger
although going by carrano's measurements GDF 381 (which apparently can refer to like 3 separate specimens) is the smallest
granted the measurements are slightly smaller than the description's GDF 381 so those might be the same but either way its smaller than the type and venice thing
cause the venice femur is a good bit larger than 381 but also the venice specimen is apparently composed of 381(?)
it baffles the mind
either way the largest femoral measurement is like 95cm
unless the 830-850mm measurement for 381 refers to the left femur
which would still be confusing but would somewhat make sense
man ouranosaurus is stupid
Hater.
Man what happened to spino 
it also doesn't help the description's in french which i cannot read
he ran into a wall
and got compressed 💔🦧
Bro became vegan 😭
because if i am to believe google translate we need to beat paleobiodb to death
ahhh. i can see that. alamotyrannus is different then T.Mcraensis then
are there any plans for ouranosaurus mod? One of my favorite inosaurs
so wait. ouranosaurus got size buffed ? is this new ?
I’m watching a video on a hypothetical situation where dinosaurs appear in the U.S. and the person making it decided to weirdly give each size bracket of dinosaur a set population when they came back. The threat for large herbivores and carnivores wouldn’t be guns or humans. It’d be freaking inbreeding because he gave them like 100-75 individuals 💀
can be resemblance of the old construction of saurolophus, the bubble dome actually sof tissues. if i remember. i found on random dinosaur kids book
Ok…wtf
He gives them such low populations that it sucks the fun out of the hypothetical lol. That’s kinda why in my current project thing with a similar premise it’s just everything coming back at the same time so things can actually form some sort of an interesting ecosystem
My only complement to his video is that he doesn’t underestimate small herbivores and carnivores survivability.
But he uses Ai art so he deserves prison 
Ppl that use AI instant L
I do wanna see this tho
The channel is called “madly Mesozoic”
It’s bad 💀
the skeletal is oversized
ohhh
Ouranosaurus has such a weird skull
Forgot to add but what does the head look like more?

Pain. It looks like pain.
geniue question this time as am asking what ornithopod does it look like the most
I've seen a reconstruction like that before. Lemme find it.
yeah I used to have these toys alongside it with an out theropod stance iggy, albertosaurus, and small sauropod with a noodle neck
to further the ourano pain the venice specimen does actually seem to be comparable to the holotype in terms of dorsal and ischium measurements but with a shorter neck and forelimbs
meaning?
they might actually be pretty similar in size
ok
Who is this artist? I know the reconstruction is from them.
wait I thought you was gonna show a ornthiopod
The reconstruction I'm thinking of is by this artist so I'm trying to narrow it down so i can find it.
that's fair
steve kirk i think?
Yup. That's him.
Still can't find it. Darn. Pretty sure I'm thinking of his tsintaosaurus.
This?
ye
Alright so it is one
that outdated saurolophus i always remember the looks
ironic because I have the book myself
it also reminds me of what the older construction of tsintaosaurus may look like.
Saurolophus is just goat'd
yep. that one, feels cursed seeing this kind of image
Yep. There it is.
oh hey why im not the only person showing over saurolophus
"saurolophus have sac that can blow. by its supported its crest/ the sac also can puffed to create sound"
by the book itself and i translated
i bought the book in somewhere in mid 2010th someowhere i was elementary and the book itself published 2013
Prosaurolophus > saurolophus
Incorrect! The faded out skeletal in the background is wrong, the solid skeletal is the new estimate
so it was nerfed then
Yessir
"A saurolophus?"
.
PARASAUROLOPHUS!?
Hopefully I understood the joke correctly
Pretty much
I’m crying, this joke will never get old unless it gets spammed every 5 seconds (Spinofaarus)
Real
me when i'm in a being very cool competition and my opponent is iguanodontia miscellania
I know his work is very outdated but John Sibbick's paleoart will always be so dear to me
How big was thoracopterus?
Does anyone have any trust worthy sites that say it's size or an image of it compared to a human?
It will not always be so dear to you! 
Camptosaurus, Tenontosaurus, Muttbuasaurus, and Ouranosaurus ?
No way!! :( His artwork was amazing
Didn't know him personally but even if the art is not accurate I think it still looks great
Real
I'm now involved in ornithology IRL thanks in part to his work :]
I actually came to ask something but I saw sibbick and got sidetracked 😭 I was wondering if anyone has any reconstructions on what feathered theropods may have actually looked like with accurate feather depictions? Most if not all of the reconstructions I find display modern feathers instead
Campto being larger than teno is slightly scary
Maybe not larger but taller for sure
last time i check that ouranosaurus is basal hadrosauridae ?
basal hadrosauriform but not a hadrosaurid
so its not true hadrosaurus but it ancestor sort like
it’s a sort of offshoot branch before the true hadrosaurs show up
Anybody got a accurate metri pic?
how would have more derived rebacchisaur heads look like from the front?
there's this, based off the most accurate skeletal we have. nobody really seems to care about Metri, so it's not got too much art
common theropod family branch in jurassic, like we have like yangchuanosaurus, metriacanthosaurus, and others
here's the proper fossil content
we found more of it? neat
no
the skeletal you showed doesn;t have the orginal fossil materials and is just not accurate
it was the skeletal i found searching "Metriacanthosaurus" in this chat. Dan Folkes' didn't show up at all lol
it shows up for me
i said in this chat.
ok
and when you search Metriacanthosaurus in this chat, that's what showed up. mb
Would it be terribly inaccurate to portray iguanodon with osteoderms sort of like this?
I'm not a professional but there's nothing I can find to suggest the presence of osteoderms in it or its relatives
I think at most we have some skin impressions from iguanodont trackways but nothing that suggests hardened bony armor
However, if you'd like to extend your artistic liberties to other large, late cretaceous ornthiscians, the hadrosaurs Magnapaulia preserves enormous scales on the caudal region (https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3373519/) which the authors note possibly may be osteoderms
So TLDR, pull a gamer move and call them scales
Prehistoric Kingdom did it as sort of speculative ofc but this should be fine as long as it's not overdone
Based off of Phylogeny, Gigantopithecus is closer related to orangutans, but likely more terrestrial
With that being said, an intermediate between Gorilla and Orangutan hand anatomy would make the most sense.
From what I can tell, Chimpanzee have the most analogous hand to that correct?
Bro lost thumb privileges

Is that an actual monkey?
Thanks guys! I appreciate the resources!
Yes
nice
That looks like evolution hit the randomize button 💀😭
does anyone have dromaeosaurus pack hunting behaviour journal paper. i rlly need that, for understanding
Do we have any good skeletal for Paralititan?
Not really, this is what I could find on the subject
Quick question for all the people in paleo chat that specialize in tyrannosaurus, how would you rate the PT tyrannosaurus on the accuracy scale from one to ten?
Pretty good/10
Literally a parasaurolophus without the para fr fr
no
hey nerds. was wondering if there's good mass estimated for Kosmoceratops, in comparison to Styracosaurus albertensis. (a size comparison would be nice, not needed)
Which is heavier?
look to be about the same size with sty maybe a tad heavier
and that size would be..? (mass wise)
Isn’t Sty like a ton
wiki telling me 1.8-2.7 tons💀 1.2 ish for kosmo. so i wanna get my numbers right
1.6 tons
1.4t for sytraco
Wake up new factor trace video
wow, so kosmo still bigger than styra
When will table do something based like Edmontonian Chasmosaurines
CMN 8547 is hideous and i hate it
anyone 🙂 ?
Our understanding of dromaeosaur social behavior at all is very limited, let alone pack hunting, which we don't really have direct evidence for in any dinosaur.
If latenivenatrix is synonym with stenonychosaurus, does that mean that stenon was as big as laten estimates?
Isn't it kinda odd how many times reptiles evolved powered flight?
Uh let’s see here
2 times? Which I guess is a lot on the scale of evolution
Or am I’m dumbs
at least twice as far as I know. I wouldn't be surprised if a certain bat winged dinosaur counted as a third instance of independently evolved flight. Or if it wasn't capable of proper flight, maybe had a relative that could.
More than twice, cause microraptor exists. There might be more instances as well we don't have a clear idea of yet.
3.5 meters? Idk, bigger than most stenon estimates, i can't find a weight for laten though
is micro a case of entirely independent evolution of flight separate from, well "bird wing" flyers lets call them
Sounds about right
explain, idk what you mean
Ig as in secondarily evolving flight
yeah, or as in it flies because its common ancestor with birds and all those bois could fly. did its flight come from the same bundle or did it learn to fly on its own
like, birds and kin evolved to fly entirely separately from pterosaurs.
From what I'm aware, a good handful of near-Avian dinosaurs were able to fly and developed it independently
IE Microraptor, Rahonavis, Yi
yi flew?
was it independent or was it secondarily, because I'm mentally not counting secondarily because then that would include a whole sweep of things, but its still all stemming from the same point of origin
I also don't know that yi counts in this case because it's wings are like, entirely different
I don't know a lot about Yi though either so I can't really say
For the situation you're describing, it should be considered secondarily, as while they all had feathers evolved from a flightless ancestor, they adapted it into their own flighted wings, more or less
unless I'm mixing up definitions that wouldn't be secondary. Secondary would imply it lost the ability of flight gained from their common ancestor, and then reevolved it
which isn't necessarily what I'm asking either, I'm asking if its flight was evolved entirely independently or did it stem from paravian ancestry regardless of any loss and regaining of flight capability, hence why they all got similar wings
Probably not. We have basal forms that look fairly similar but are morphologically not aboreal, let alone flyers (Hesperonithoides).
No
Meanwhile insects evolved flight once and went "Yeah that'll do"
is using private specimens okay if i use it to downsize 8t saurophaganax
cause apparently there's a ~10m allosaurus with a ~1.75m dorsal column and 165cm dorsal
in which case 185cm saurophaganax dorsal would scale to pretty firmly under 12m
Isn't 8t saurophaganax old reconstruction?
Anything that knocks sauro down a peg I'm all in favor
the only hiccup is that apparently there's a 150cm saurophaganax dorsal associated with other material of an 11m individual but idk how strong the association actually is
What is the max size of saurophaganax?
There isn't a max size but anything around 5.2t is fine
8t🗣️
I thought 8t is old reconstruction
sauro was 12 tons
🧏
🤫
Sauro was 12 tone, giga was 15 and rex was 4 tons 🤫🧏♂️
that’s a trade secret
Y'all dk about the kodiak giga 🤓
at the moment 5 - 6tons we ignore the other estimates
just cause im curious, are these both around the same length? and if so, when did Kosmo get bigger?
Wtf…Saurophaganax denier…
Saurowhat? All chads know that it is just allosaurus
we can't be a denier for wat doesn't exist
truly Big Al hours
Is epanterias smaller than saurophaganax or as big as it?
Epanterias the big allo is around the size of a big allo, yes
So real for that tbh, I love this thought process
8 ton allosaurus...
the slow brute tyrannosaurus has been usurped by the cunning and nimble allosaurus
You are right. You know very well 😉
naah thats just a carch
Isn't Carcharodontosaurus 6.5t-7t ?
I think a little bit more, just barely 8 tons for a large individual I think
8t is max?
It was more than Spino tho that’s for sure
Not it’s max, I think 8.2 is the largest estimate we have
Carch on average tho is more than Spino so 7.5~ tons is reasonable iirc, ask someone else for precise measurements
Someone just sent me this. Ceratopsians without horns or frills
The trike seems to be just lisowicia
Yep. Cursed image
Basically just dicynodonts
alternate timeline jurassic dicynodonts
Looking like old cenozoic animals
they're naked 😭
Oh my god they're naked
Once again asking are there any websites to learn about dinosaurs accuracy and dinosaurs in general
Bc all I've been using is Wikipedia
One I recommend is looking into Nix/Nyx Art. He does a ton of paleoart with extensive posts about what he draws
Ooo I'll check it out ty!
Helo
Was ino ever fluffy like this? Art credited to: Paleorex
I actually don't know how plausible it is to depict synapsids with mammalian features. Maybe?
https://twitter.com/TyrantLzrdQueen/status/1771599484834730394?t=iBgBWJu9_yQ9YGoXcFlCmw&s=19
Carthage College Paleontology program and it's fossil collection are in deep danger of being destroyed. Would appreciate anyone share the thread.
Carthage Institute of Paleo is still facing elimination: current funding runs out in August. Neither @carthagecollege nor @kenoshamuseums are upholding their end of the agreement with one another, &, by extension, with the federal government to properly curate the collection.
Alr thx
Quick question was Phiomia a semi aquatic animal? And any other info about it? I'm trying to find info on it and I can't find much due to Ark
Likely not. Gorgonopsids lack the correlates for whiskers and fur likely didn't appear until therocephalia or cynodontia.
oooh thats not good news
Well, at least it doesn't look as ugly as drawing dimetrodon like an oversized rat with a hump and meter long whiskers.
For Max is 8.2-8.4 tonnes iirc.
Boi was BIG
My research into taxonomy is one of the few sciences that has left me more confused than before rofl. I can't believe what a mess it is
The wikipedia page for archosauria lists avemetatarsalia & pseudosuchia as subgroups, with the allowance that there are many genera with uncertain placement.
Tanystropheus is listed as an archosaur...but following the classification ladder I can't figure out whether its been placed in the former, the latter, or something else entirely.
All I see is Tanystropheus belongs to Tanystropheidae, which belongs to Tanysauria, which belongs to Archosauromorpha...which is a hypernym of Archosauria, so we've skipped that step entirely.
why does it have fur and whisker, yet it's not lipped 💀 good paleoart though
It does have lips lol. The sabers are just out.
Furry Therocephalians is the safest bet
yeah iirc it's some where around that size
Yeah
Yea lol
But it is lipped tho. You can clearly see those feline-like lips.
yeah I noticed \
n
o
wait when did i type that
right now, apparently!
sobbing
Is this up to date?
La racisme towards carchars
Why is Carcha so small there😭
We kinda need to add Meraxes and Acro here ngl
Are there any current Tyranno, Acro and Meraxes skeletal?
Also did Bustingorrytitan and Giga lived at the same time?
Bustingorrytitan is huincul
ergo after giga
Mapu and Argent
Meraxes and Argent?
Carch and Paralititan
Acro and Sauroposeidon
Tyrannotitan and Patagotitan?
Giga?
Making it, one sec
After searching for like ALOT in my Gallery I actually founded a 2023 Tyranno made by Alpha(which I think is the same skeletal used in the comparison I sended earlier) and updated Acro of Liam(same you shared but much less chunky tho I prefer how the chunky one looks)
Franoys acro is also still good to use, but yes Alpha Tyranno is the one used in Amecy size chart if you read the credited part
Andesaurus and an undescribed big ass titanosaur
So is like 11;6-11,8m or was it upsized? Bcuz his skull is about as long as that of carch
Who?
Tyranno. In that skeletal looks like is about 12-12,2m along the centra
Tyranno is 11.6m
Mapu is 12.7m
Giga is 12.9m
Carchar is 12.4m
Acro 11,7m
Sauroniops 11m
Meraxes 11,6m highest estimate
Veteru, Siamraptor, Kelmayi amd eocarch 9m
acro hasn't really changed and meraxes seems to be the same but TTT would have to follow how carch looks like but smaller but thats not updated rn unless someone does it themselves
Sauroniops my beloved ( partial brain frontal )
Boop
giga should be 12.7 unless you use the big lad which gives you 13.5 ( but we ignore that one )
Idk maybe I read giga wrong cause it was blurry
@tough parcel I see TTT has alphas skull on it
Yarp, it came to me in a dream
So pretty much what's up with TTT also why is it called TTT
(T)yranno(T)i(T)an
So what about Alpha's tyranno?
I find these. Sorry bout poor quality
Ew not lipped
If that skull is accurate, i'd give ttt about 12,2-12,3m
it's not
So in conclusion this are the update skeletal of the 5 goats?
(Meraxes, TTT, Mapu, Carcha, Giga)
Not sure about Mapu but is what I have🤷♂️
I love how Tyrannosaurus is comparatively special in its family in regards to size but in carchs all of them are just identical almost rex size sauropod hunters
Hey nerd
AUGH
What
merex is smol same with acro
don't oxalaian invalid ? bc i did talk to some folks claim that oxa is indeed invalid anymore or i was wrong
It basically is.
oxalaia is distinct from the african spinosaurins in some minor characters but its also ash
from what i've seen most people provisionally treat it as seperate from spinosaurus if nothing more than for simplicity's sake though
Erm Spinosaurus quilimboensis
Nanotyrannus vs baby t-rex, who wins
Juvi Rex vs Juvi Rex, who wins
As seen in the hit documentary series Jurassic Fight Club, the Nanotyrannus would win 
however, it would soon die due to the baby t.rex's septic bite
and carebears
that dinodoc is absolutly bs
unsettling facts: there's a comparable relative size difference between a large tenontosaurus/lower-end adult deinonychus and small adult edmontosaurus/larger "dakotaraptor" estimates
i love my hell creek turtle
biggest downgrade ever for the theropods
be ashame of that dakotaraptor. we got fooled
Dakotaraptor is still valid right? It's just that some of its material was reclassified as a turtle? 🤔 (I can't remember the latest news.)
definetly some maniraptor in there
no, dakotaraptor is no longer valid anymore
idk but lets hear the expert
Unless the rex version of carcharadontosaurs hasn't been found yet 🥱
shant sized carch that brawled the local sauropods
Shant sized carch that was the local sauropods (convergent evolution at its finest.)
Vindication
Yeah it's now considered achillobator and a turtle lmao
I wonder if that also means achillobator lived I hell creek.
achillos from mongolia
Oh so ig hell creek just lacks medium-sized Carnivores now 
Nah, I believe in Dakota.
It probably wont end up being named as it, but imo there is a dromeosaur in itm
young tyrannosaurus would have kinda filled that niche
There is certainly a large Dromaeosaur metatarsal within “Dakotaraptor”
Why dont we save ourselves the fuss and just call that dakota?
Reasonable individuals will. There’s also a Deinonychus sized ungual
My Favorite turtle
Dromaeosaur metatarsal
turtle
Its definitely TRex
Tutle
pectinodon 🤓
teetler
hey nerds!! back again, and wondering if there's any information on a few juvenile animals and their speculative adult sizes. Namely, Appalachiosaurus and Beipiaosaurus. no correlation, just curiosity :)
Jim Kirkland once said that Beipiaosaurus grew to at least 6 m long, it's unclear if the specimen he saw was actually Beipiaosaurus though
hm. interesting information, and would make for one of the largest therizinosaurids no? especially for one so early
Tmk that size is kinda average?
“At least 6m” I believe that’s Segnosaurus sized
Vindication for fluffy Therizinosaurus 
Dang I didn’t know nerdnova the horned abelisaurid was here
unless therizinosaurids got wildly larger than i remember in recent years, 6m would put it within top 3 largest or close to that ⁉️
Tableseating my friend, are you here?
Tyrannosaurus hand claw
howdy
I cant explain it. But I do have a friend that can, cause he is actually an expert.
Remember my friend? He wrote directly to Alderoon Games, and he could come back to chat : )
that's good to hear
hope it all goes smoothly
hey nerd. have you got any information to share abt what i was asking about?
^
appalachiosaurus is like um
y'know i was gonna check the limb proportions to compare with other eutyrannosaurs but there's a 20-30cm discrepancy between each right and left femur/tibia so nevermind
if you want to compare with other appalachian tyrannosauroids there's like some 8-9m phalanges or something like that
It is diagnostically insufficient, maniraptora level, it could belong to a therizinosaurid, it is more similar to them
Yep 🙂
would a juvenile at 6.5 really only produce 8-9m? or is the 6.5m inaccurate/not actually a juvi
anybody got anythin on the teeth formations and inside of mouth in general of iguanodonts? specifically lurdu if there is anything on it
A dinosaur specimen being labeled a juvenile actually means very little, unless you have a close relative with a known growth series
They could be referring to something half of the average adult weight, or something 50x smaller
Plus iirc Appalachiosaurus was called a juvenile based on vertebral fusion, which isn't a reliable way to say it's a juvenile anyway
wow what a nice raptorex be a shame if all its close relatives were the size of elephants
if it weren't for our sample of adult tarbosaurus clearly holding massive amounts of variation i would never believe Raptorex was distinct
we definitely have adult raptorex specimens we just don't know who they are
i see. thank you lord nerd for your knowledge!
"Raptorex is Jenghizkhan: A reprisal of East Asian tyrannosaurins"
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What would be something I would need to know the ichthyosaur named Temnodontosaurus?
Every time i remember about Dakotaraptor, i get sad because this guy was my favorite dromaeosaur, now i can't choose a new one.
Achillobator is basically Dakotaraptor but actually real so
Okay nerds what’s that one thing cory something it had a tiny head and big body
It looks like a fat salamander
Yeah but, i like Deinonychus and Utahraptor too, so im just being undecided lmao
big paul
cotylorhynchus
I bet he had a trunk,….
were dinosaurs able to move their eyes?
If birds are able to then yes if not then no as they are the last dinosaurs
imagine a rex with chameleon eyes
Birds can move their eyes, but not much
this is because bird eyes are gigantic, so there isn't much room in the skull for the muscles that move them around
Most dinosaurs do not have this problem so they could move their eyes more
lower nemegt archosaurs
Every time I see the watering hole scene in Prehistoric Planet I forget just how massive Tarbosaurus & Barsboldia are 😭
this is peak also the sauropods are so smaller here
which theropod is larger and has a greater biteforce, spino or carch?
carch has the greater bite force, size wise they're too similar to say
There isn’t much to love aside from it being contemporary with rexy
maybe is the good memories on Saurian
Carchar, and as Random they're almost close in size
Carcha has the better bite and size wise those 2 are pretty similar
alr ty
who’s tochi, bars, and sauro is that?
tochi is hartman's Hesperornithoides, bars is GAT mixed with dragonthunders shantungosaurus, and saurolophus is GSP
Is fadneo's sauro good to use?
Should I add or change anything about my Deinosuchus piece?
deinocherus >>> nemegtosaurus, deinocherus solo'ed nemegt easy
some kind of salty action i just taken
The absolute LAD
Just hit the bed and I didn’t see this sorry, but I would reduce the clutter on the neck osteoderms and the underscutes
Apologize to that bed. They have feelings too #endbedabuse #donthitbeds
also not relising how sauroliphus is quite big to.
I sometimes forget how big dinosaurs could get all the time, it's fine.
The absolute gigachad, a pinackle of evolution, truly.
We should strive to be like him.
did microraptor had a beak??
somewhere in-between i thought? Toothed beak?
No beak
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Ahh ok I'm sorry
The beds will learn to fear me
btw speaking of elbows and arms did anyone see this the carch arm?
Nuh uh, it looks bad
you mean it looks bed?
Yea cause I'm about to atomize it with an elbow smash
Spino is just a fisher
Short
Who's Bars and Tarbo is that?
Mine
(Tarbo is Joans)
@fossil ingot so you gonna tell me this guy doesn't have short legs in RL compared to PoT design?
Cause if you think that fat dino have long legs wait until you see an Allo squeleton
998 speed. Ridiculous as heck shm... definitely the most overpowered dino in the game cause no real reason at all. I'd admit a T Rex being OP, not this ducky Dino
Sucho ain't even THAT op.
You can still escape it on Land but thats not Paleo Topic
I have seen Allo Skeletals and Legs aren't to far off in size
Tell me you never fought with Allo in your life without telling me you never fought with Allo in your life.
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Well, metatarsals were much shorter than other theropods. It comes from the spinosaurids. It's not just the size of the leg
I have play allo so...
You have played Allo, doesn't mean you play Allo 👀
I do play it a bit, Im not bad at it
How good do y’all think this vid is? https://youtu.be/di2_E3wkfKg?si=uxj7uGVgIoDiprcz
Spinosaurus, Baryonyx, and Suchomimus have something in common; they're weird, and they're also members of a clade known as the Spinosauridae (or spinosaurids)!
The Spinosauridae comprises of 20 genera of tetanuran theropod dinosaurs, but some of which are no longer a valid taxon and some others have disputed validity.
All 20 genera of those...
It was an okay video, i dont like when we only have a toe bone and call it a whole different dinosaur,……. (I totally understand when its on the other side of the planet)
The goal of that video was to include every spinosaurid that has been described, even possibly dubious ones. I liked it
Where can I drop a YouTube link to an edited video v:
Thoughts?
That's a trick question
Factor Trace is criminally underrated imo. I like his videos.
Nonsense. The paper’s conclusions have been torn to shreds a few times now.
Bruh.
I'll accept nanotyrannus as a valid genus only when tyrannosaurus rex becomes invalid somehow.
Bloody Mary will make or break nano. But for now nano’s still dead.
True.
Dunno why nano is now valid lmo
Lemme grab my summary of the paper to showcase the issues with it.
Wtf, how? As Scanova stated, the paper was critiqued by many.
aguja nanotyrannis is better anwyays
🅱️ased
Based
Bloody mary gets described and is distinct but none of its diagnostic characteristics relate to its skull which is all Nano is
Bloody Mary is actual a late surviving basal Sauropodomorph that never lost Carnivory
Of course.
wtf
It’s pretty obvious this is the Hell Creek Albertosaurus
If I see this screenshot again I'm going to explode
The mighty eoraptor hellcreekensis
Ah yes, Dominion prologue logic
so like everyone i asked said microraptor didn't had a beak but when i try to find informations on google about microraptor it says that it had a small beak 😭
that's because google doesn't know crap about scientific data
I once asked google how wide an anaconda was and it said 29 feet wide
29 feet wide and 2 feet long
I need a picture of it
Google is lying 👍
why does all Latenivenatrix art have a forked tail fan
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Because people are nerds and unoriginal
Except me, I am the most original persone ver
It is absolutely false, Google is basically wrong
was it an AI image
Are you a neoproterozoic invertebrate lover?
You’re saying you didn’t trust that?
The genus's now valid???
Nah (I read wrong sry)
Oh ok nvm
Experts don't even know where is the head😆
It has a funny name
Unpopular opinion but spinosaurus is a areal based creature which can fly undulating its large tail and sail its long neck and snout could pick up small prey while its claws were used to swipe larger opponents wearing them down before killing them also it was 21 metres long
According to a really terrible paper, yeah
Ok…
Are we talking about the paper that did a phylogenetic tree for the alleged Nano holotype with T rex, but didn't bother to try the same thing on the juvenile Tarbosaurus to compare if they get the same results ?
With one of their basis being the size of the orbitals, even though a juvenile Tarbo also has big ones, which changes shape and size over time ?
The paper that had something like 20 times less content than a different paper arguing the exact opposite? That paper?
Do we have any complete Skeleton of a dinosaur
lad we have literally been able to find stomach contents of dinosaurs of course we do, example: psittacosaurus
A lot of Chinese dinosaurs are known from complete skeletons, Psittaco, Microraptor, Anchiornis, Sinosauropteryx, Tianyulong, etc
Yes we do. And if you count composite specimens made from remains of different individuals of the same species we can at least tell what many dinosaurs full skeletons at least looked like.
Psittacosaurus is a good example of a complete dinosaur. So well preserved we can tell what color it was
And psittacosaurus is so complete we even know what it's bum looks like
Psittacosaurus is a wonder of nature
And its color too right?
I always read “pistachio” instead of “psittaco” 😭

Huh?
taco with belly button
Taco did in fact have a reptile equivalent of a belly button
Like actually lol. I was confused at first as well 💀
Hmmm crazy
Taco is such an amazing animal
Only ever heard about the cloaca so cool
If only it actually solved the cheeked or non cheeked ornithischian debate 😔
cheeked
Nah, let's give all ornithiscians lips
ew
Disneys Dinosaur was right
wheres that rhino triceratops paleoart thats like it
Just took psychic damage
The beak under the lip lmao
why is it so ugly
Because it’s someowhat paleo accurate. (Yes I’m a Dino nerd)
I don't think it's because it's paleo-accurate
It's just rhino lips on Triceratops should never be done again
Lips around the beak
Please explain how accuracy is the problem in that image 
I think they mean like it's the "uncanny valley" effect
It's not paleo accurate because mammalian lips on a reptile because zero sense
like it has a bit of accuracy to it but the inaccuracy is so horrifying that it overrules that
Lipped beaks is so real why isn’t it a meme yet
it's on the same level of horrible as sauropod trunks
Nah, thinking on it now, it's a pretty decent theory
2nd is the only right answer
Even then the cheeks aren’t big enough 
It’s just brilliant isn’t it 
1st one is nightmare fuel and is why I won’t likely buy the PNSO trike
Nightmare fuel is crazy, also how is your lineart going?
What lineart? I think I actually forgot
In art channel
Duckling
Is there any direct evidence of Carcharodontisaurids regularly taking down large, healthy adult sauropods or is it merely assumption?
Merely assumptions
as with all cases of predation in the fossil record
Teeth 
ahh yes the old old very old outdatish paleoart back in 80th -90th
-damage output like that cmon.
P sure this was done in 2010s considering I remember it on DA
Struggling to kill a Carnotautus, but OP in PoT
i honored to that paleoart right there soo beautiful 
Tbf, the Carno was like...5x larger than them and in a pair
in tropeognsthus, did the legs face outward, (knees pointing to the outside, foot soles toward each other) or the knees point downward while flying (foot soles pointing up toward the sky)
Naaaah who had the audacity to do this lmao?
This is pain
The knees face outwards while flying, forward while walking
ty
I just can’t get enough of Stieven’s palaeoart. He’s by far my favourite palaeoartist, I really wish we could see more of this cartoonish, colourful style mixed in with accuracy and realism, it would be great for a TV show or something along those lines.
Yeah. That’s it. That’s the post.
Very nice indeed
You did not do his work justice, WHAT ARE THESE LOW QUALITY IMAGES!!!!
Simosuchus is just vibing.
What someone really did put some random trunks on sauropods!?
sauropod with trunk or is curse
who done that even
Yeah, who the heck put TRUNKS ON SAUROPODS???!!!
like dude that is sooo curse
Yeah that's like saying that dimetrodon had a horn
Lol
wait when that does happen
It never did! I am just saying that is absurd
kyoryu showing dimetrodon but more like uhhh idk what i going to say
Anything is possible with the "but we'll never actually know what dinosaurs looked like" crowd
True
idk about you guys but i think the dimetrodon here is more of fleshy design part of its neck
WHAT HAPPENED TO HIS NECK???
And why he is giving me a really intense The Rock's side eye
cannot tell what happen. 
Case and point: this devilry
Eheh
ohh boy not this kind of meme

we need scan, guali, kuintara and tableseating here
And a burger
this is getting outa mah hand
Mine too my friend just wrote this
alr do it
No he wrote the and a burger thing
okay
most scientifically literate twitter post
Btw what is your favourite dino?

Mine's Australovenator
ceratosaurus
Good choice
me ? for me its saurophaganax maximus, ceratosaurus nasicornis, pachycephalosaurus wyomingensis, torvosaurus gurneyi
Nice
pachyrhinosaurus and diabloceratops also my favorite dinosaurus. best looking centrosaurine ever
What about C. Magnicornis?
Nah, those are too mainstream.
You're not really a dinosaur fan unless your favorite dinosaur is an obscure likely invalid genus from the 1800s that's a fragment of a fragment of a tooth 
guess
regaliceratops is a better centrosaurine than any actual centrosaurine 
Parasaurolophus walkeri?

I also like Deinocheirus
wrong charonosaurus (jkjk its stegorous )
cant believe this is exist bro
Nice
Ceratosaurus only has one species. C. nasicornis. Dentisulcatus and Magnicornis are dead.
chasmosaurine wannabe
meriani and roechlingi's two fans in shambles
medusaceratops underrated fr
My bad I read this from a out-dated book that as impression probs
you still have ceratosaurus roechlingi which is indeterminate beyond ceratosauridae and meriani which is a tooth taxon
isnt dentisulcatus with huge horn ontop of its head ?
iirc dentisulcatus' type doesn't preserve the nasals
I personally think that Cerato is really underrated by the public constantly bullied in documentaries by Allo
hi
Hello
tbf tho. this sinoceratops is the better look after JWFK premier
My eyes are burning
maybe the most accurate depiction of sinoceratops atleast in anygame
Yeah but my eyes are burning from the resolution
how is it going
tbf sinoceratops doesnt really show up in any games
besides jw properties at least
prior extinction does. only in retro sadly
Pretty well and you?
the only well preserve of accurate sinoceratop is on prior extinction retro. thats is the only game i know about the more accurate sino
And me I never saw one game that had Australovenator in it 🥺
prior extinction have one and let me show you the real image now
REALLY??? Are you sure?
in you go my little duck friend
That's Austroraptor pal
oh wait, you said austrolovenator, havent
Yes i did said Australovenator not Austroraptor
JWE 2 stands out
its mod
Yeah but that one isn't accurate
It's dlc
Official
I have this book, but it has a different cover
Nicee!!! I have it to!
Sorry GTG
So real….
CRIES AND SCREAMS I’M SORRY

Probably austroraptor, up there with megaraptor, carnotaurus, giga and argentinosaurus ig
the only well preserve accurate depiction of sinoceratops is prior extinction retro
What about BoTM and PNSO’s Sinos?
they to are be best but i only point over games
triceratops. i know i'm basic it wasn't a choice it was assigned to me by god
Deinonychus.
i think i have more footage on this in ingame footage. ima get grab 1 or two example
Yangchuanosaurus
wtf what is the slowmode 50 second 💀
For game: Laten, silly little antigravity feather duster
IRL: Daspletosaurus :3
I’m game: Pt Giga or maybe the new Utah when it comes out
Irl: Giga or Utah

The CHAD Tyrannosaurus bataar…..
And any microraptorine because yes 
T. rex is #1, Gorgosaurus is #2, Torvosaurus #3 
Ermmmmmm T.rex is over represented so you aren’t allowed to say anything good about it ever 👆🤓
you're safe because Gorgosaurus is there 
ermm imagine caring about what someone's favorite dinosaurs!!!! 
Errrrrrrrrrrrrrrrmmmmmmmmmmmm it’s T.rex so I can talk bad about it for zero legitimate reason even though it’s a perfectly valid favorite 👆🤓
My favorite dinosaur would have to be either Shunosaurus or Shuvuuia
Lovely Shuvuuiaiaiaiaa
THE COMICALLY FAST KING 👑
Alvarezsauridae gang please rise up 🗣️🗣️🗣️
also a fun fact about Alvarezsaurids is that we actually know what position they slept in, I just can’t remember which Alvarezsauridae in specific we found out about that from.
Okay I found it, it was Jakulinykus.
This specimen was found in a sleeping/resting position which I think is really cute.
I love alvarezsaurids
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that thing has some tiny lookin claws
Would it be possible for feathered dinosaurs to do the same?
probably not
Shunosaurus or Deinocheirus. Partial to Epidexipteryx as well
it will never not bug me how tall gallimimus is
DEAR LORD
why is the nausto so shrinkwrapped
even though it still weights less than the other 2
Deltadromeus Part 2
clearly a defenseless runner
Duh 
no, it could not infact kick you with its enormous legs or eat your babies this is misinformation and gallimimus propaganda 🫵
It ran away and died, clearly.
Ornithomimids, famed hypercarnivores
as we all know, a group of gallimimus could easily overtake a tarbosaurus. The superior ornithomimid cunning.
wait thats how nasuto in size comparison ?
Yah, Nasuto is tiny
I mean most ceratopsian are tiny but ofc in this comparion both it and concavenator still large than galli while galli is just taller and longer
obligatory unsolicited tiny centrosaurines
battle of bigrock make nasuto big
I mean a lot of time JP/W will either oversize or undersize a lot it's animals because why not
atleast some of them bother give research. im still appreciate the feather covering on pyro and theri. or allosaurus with more pronounting hand
well @outer tusk heres my old sino picture
classic
It was one reason tarbosaurus went extinct
Does anyone have the image of a tyrannosaurus skeletal next to an f-22 for scale? I know that image exists I just can’t find it and it’s annoying me
Whats with people saying spino isnt aquatic?
It literally eats fish and is literally built like an aquatic animal fym it aint aquatic?
It's no question it has an affinity for water. To what extent is what comes into question.
One particular detail I attached to was that a giant sail such as Spinosaurus's seems counterproductive for a highly aquatic animal
Creates a lot of drag in an environment where streamlining yourself is the meta. So, that alone raises the question of how aquatic is the supposed aquatic dinosaur actually?
Erm blub…sailfish…
dont tell me its one of the primal carnage spinosaurus skin
:/
I like the motion that Spino wasn't a major diver, but a high grade adapted surface skimmer.
Using the sail, and it's high buoyancy to stay at the surface of the water, powered by the tail to travel long distances efficiently if it needed to search for food
how does a sail help that
has anyone done paleo about microraptor?!
???
Nvm I read wrong sry
Those aren’t the same thing. Truth be told we don’t exactly know but a lot of that comes from the paleontologists arguing about its lifestyle avoiding basic common sense so.
Wouldn’t it also be possible it could also just bound along the bottom like some kind of really messed up hippo?
This is still a massive issue for any sort of underwater theory
why did a surprising number of things evolve sails while having affinity to the water. is there something we're missing about it's use in the water or do these animals just really wanna get laid
Insert video of that guy screaming at the top of his lungs going down a tunnel
I hate that I know exactly which video you’re talking about

Is the Tylosaurus or the Mosasaurus longer?
Tylosaurus is slightly longer.
Ty
i got a 6.8k word Words page about the the animals of the mesozoic period (ofc i dont got all of them) heres rex
so turns out that one ouranosaurus skeletal is actually very very oversized
Me when table has dementia
No you see it’s even more oversized than last week
What an incredible revelation
Redundant? Possibly. Dementiatic(?) Most certainly not.
Anyone know any good resources to learn about dinosaurs and other animals from millions years ago?
I feel like I’d get berated for saying what I think about spino
bro you guys ignored me 😦
you didn't ask anything
the sheet is nice, although technically T.rex is found in several other formations besides Hell Creek, Frenchman, Scollard and Lance come to mind
ty, its just that i find the hell creek the most iconic one that t. rex is in. Just like allosaurus, i would have put it in the morrison instead of the lourhina formation
here is allosaurus btw
Oh, something worth mentioning about the rex one now that you posted another. King of Tyrant Lizards would be for its full binomial, T. rex. Tyrannosaurus alone means Tyrant Lizard. To be consistent with the Allo one, I would have the Name Meaning section just say "Tyrant Lizard"
oh yeah
Tyrant Lizard King goes harder them King of the Tyrant Lizards imo, tho theyre both pretty baller and basically the same thing.
so which one do ido tyrant lizard or tyrant lizard king?
Tyrant Lizard. "Tyrant lizard king" would refer to rex specifically and exclude any other species, which you don't do with the Allo one
Very nice yes
Do you plan to include other species for it and Allo
i dont really think so...
There is an argument to be made for monotypic allosaurus
anyways, which next dinosaur/pterosaur/reptile you wanna see
Table get out
If the file is talking about rex only, why not just use the species name for it?
Any abelisaur
i got 5 abelisauridae
Expecting my boi carno among them
Cant wait for the Allosaurus Fragilis fragilis patch
Would different different lizard just be normal lizard
Cause like double negative
What being a partial skull does to a mf
Would be nice if you credited the artists/modelers you use in the sheets
This confused me so much lol
what else you guys wanna see? tyrannosauridae? dromaeosauridae? spinosauridae? or any herbivores?
Brachylophosaurus
Yeah, Donatello specifically
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Gorgosaurus
That’s an awful joke and you should be ashamed
i got albertosaurus tho (i dont got brachylophosaurus)
I have to ask, why nanuq for alberto and pot pycno for abelisaurus
Actually nvm this implies there would be like 4+ mummies which would be great
I ate the other 3
because i cant find good images
Me
I highly doubt that for alberto. In any case, any image of alberto would be better than an image of a completely different animal
i am speechless
That's a new one on me. Artist?
sharpe
Actually it was me, I've been doing all the art and Sharpe has been holding me at dartpoint (He is a Primal Carnage sniper main)
i also got the swiftest of thieves
WHY DID YO USE NANUQSAURUS FROM PREHISTORIC PLANET FOR ABLERTOSAURUS 😭
BECAUSE I COULDNT FIND A GOOD ALBERTOSAURUS IMAGE
I got you bro
what it that hard to type it in the search engine
Table just sent them this one after the post: #paleontology message
I know but am gonna still show them more
OH YEAH THAT ONE!
. . . That's fair. XD
we good now?
also why is Ekrixinato, Pycnonemo sized
idk ask the people that said it was
yeah 3.5t is oversized, 1.5t should be more appropriate or just being smaller than carno
Imagine if they confused Pycno's predicted adult size for Ekrix's size when putting in the values for Ekrix (not you, Pelyophylax -- the people you said the values were from). 
well any other dino/pterosaur/reptile they wanna see?
This weird creature
wha
Cut that and scrap it nvm
Mfw Jurassic Fight Club is right there for Alberto
Society
Which dino is that?
Lebronicus macrensis
Theodore
Ekrixinato is basic abelisaur size tmk. 7 meters 1.1 tons.
Found this post on Instagram by @j_stocky_but_mammal involving a trio of Ekrixinatosaurus mauling a Giganotosaurus
The post claimed they were up to 9m in length which is definitely a bit exaggerated
They used to have estimares that big
Luckily if you want abelisaurs that ate carcharodontosaurids you have earliest Cretaceous Argentina
