👑 King Edmarka 🦖

Some 29 year old "Artist" guy. Primarily Paleoart, as well as Spec-Evo, Wildlife in general, Kaiju, Monster Hunter and occasional cartoons.

[👑 King Edmarka 🦖 @King_Edmarka]

Restoration of Talenkauen; a medium-sized, lanky Elasmarian ornithopod known from the Campanian-Maastrichtian age of Argentina.

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Head sketch of the eusuchian Allodaposuchus. I couldn't find a lot of refs for the side of the skull, or the mandible, so I'm not sure how accurate this is. It was a generally broad-snouted crocodillian relative.

[Literally Miguel 🇻🇪💥🔫 @LiterallyMiguel]

as for Kaprosuchus, this does mean equally large limbs are the most parsimonious possibility so far yet, as Mahajangasuchus too possesses a skull adapted for a semiaquatic lifestyle

[👑 King Edmarka 🦖 @King_Edmarka]

@Tessasaurus_rex This gave me those immediate vibes of those old, prehistoric animal tea cards from the 60s/70s; looks so lovely

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Sketch of my nudibranch OC; Cassie.

[Ian Quirante @IQ909]

"Kindred" -Acrylic on 5x4 ft canvas,2015. Artwork for Finale Art Gallery group show this December 8th.

[Sharptooth Shabazz @YBankole02]

Jurassic Park Ingen Secodontosaurus Version 4.4

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Sketch of Coronodon; a basal mysiticete from the Oligocene of the eastern US.

[Sharptooth Shabazz @YBankole02]

Nagatitan chaiyaphumensis

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Sketch of Glyptodon; namesake of the glyptodont subfamily of armadillos. The genus lived from the Pliocene to the earliest holocene; native to the southern portion of South America.

[Sizzlin' Snakes @SizzlingSnakes]

drew a T. rex
#paleoart #fossilfriday

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Sketch of the large Ichthyosaur; Shonisaurus popularis, from the Late Triassic western US.

[Literally Miguel 🇻🇪💥🔫 @LiterallyMiguel]

Brachiosuchus skeletal

it was a giant, long-snouted Dyrosaurid with the largest known arms of any crocodylomorph, likely serving for underwater manouverability, it almost looks like a spec-evo creature!

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Sketch of Baculites; a heteromorphic ammonite from the late Cretaceous and possibly the earliest Paleocene with fossils from North America and Europe. It would have likely been a mid-water feeder of planktonic animals.

[OrigamiPete @origamiPete]

IDC if this sounds cheesy, but I want to do a thread of happy things.
Just QRT with something - anything - that makes you happy.
Let's see if we can make this work, to make the Twitter timeline a better place to be for everyone.
I'm going to start.
This picture of a wombat:

[👑 King Edmarka 🦖 @King_Edmarka]

Sketch of Eusthenopteron; a well known, Late Devonian tetrapodomorph known from North America and Europe. It was a medium-sized predator (1-2 meters depending on the species) that likely would have inhabited brackish estuaries; hunting smaller fish.

[👑 King Edmarka 🦖 @King_Edmarka]

Never realized Thresher Sharks had vertical, slit-like pupils

[Fin Free @teamfinfree]

@kendallrosephoto got to capture these spectacular images of pelagic thresher sharks in Fuvahmulah. Their signature whip-like tails aren’t just for show, they use them to stun prey with incredible precision.

[C. M. Kosemen @cmkosemen]

A deep-sea-hunting marine posthuman with viperfish-like light organs... A new style of art commission I'm rolling out this year. DM me if you want your creations rendered this way! :)

[Taylor McCoy 🦖 @TM9380]

While the initial fossils of Nanuqsaurus suggested a relatively small, 5-6 meter tyrannosaur, referred and undescribed material point to sizes in the range of 7-9 meters, more comparable to things like Gorgosaurus.

[Ildar Gismatullin (COMMISSIONS CLOSED) @ildarotyrannus]

Line-art portrait of predatory therapsid (probably a biarmosuchian) Dinosaurus murchisoni from "Middle" Permian of Bashkortostan (Russia). It's also known as Phtinosuchus discors. Done in Adobe Photoshop for online flashmob with friends.

#paleoart

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@NatSciChannel Bar-rem-ee-ann