New post, today Nanotyrannus lethaeus (I hope I didn't spell it wrong). This model was a very old one; I started it before Nanotyrannus was revalidated, when it was considered a juvenile Tyrannosaurus (the last image is proof of that lol). I hope you like it.
🦖 Daily Paleo 🦖; Xenicibis xympithecus
From Early Holocene Long Mile Cave, Jamaica, the "club winged ibis" was a flightless 2kg ibis relative with enlarged, curved metacarpals and a modified radius and ulna that allowed its wings to be swung like biological nunchucks. Waataaw!
New paper on the #abelisaurid, #carcharodontosaurid & #tyrannosaurid "arms race". Forelimb reduction is linked to the primary use of jaws for prey capture; but why they all converged on this bauplan is a mystery, especially as the #megaraptorids didn't 🤔
https://t.co/A78J4TDx5X