I’m opening up skeletal commissions! If you have a question or request you can shoot me a DM about whatever it may be
✅I will do Mammals and Dinosaurus(Avian and Non-Avian)
❌I will not do anything else, if you think you have an exception send me a DM and we can discuss it
Deltadromeus agilis skeletal, reconstructed as a noasaur this time. This reconstruction uses some elements from the undescribed angeac taxon, so could be subject to change in the future. This is the interpretation I believe in currently, as opposed to the ornithomimosaur version.
🚨NEW STUDY DROP🚨
Greg Paul & co. are at it again! This time, they find N. lethaeus as a new genus, Gilmoretyrannus, and Bloody Mary as a new genus/species - Larsonvenator elegans. Greg's inability to make a good figure persists but...
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@YutyTyrant@omegafreelancer All things considered, the JPB Yuty is my favorite dinosaur design of all time. It’s so nostalgic, visually interesting, and iconic for me
The mighty Carcharodontosaurus returns as a full family unit, for free, in Jurassic World Evolution 3!
Welcome them to your park on 29 September, as part of Free Update 1.5
@theoddpiper …knuckle-walking, as Chimps and Gorillas evolved it independently of eachother. So while it’s possible Giganto also independently evolved it, I think the safer conclusion is to reconstruct it based on Sivapithecus closer to the basal ape condition.
Gigantopithecus blacki skeletal, the largest primate ever discovered. I posted a version a few months ago, but in the short time I’ve been learning more and more about primates the more I realized a lot needed fixed. This version corrects a lot, and it’s NOT knuckle walking.
@theoddpiper I’ll get to finding all of it later today but here’s an important one, being the humerus morphology being very different from the African apes. It’s very curved as you can see (D,E, and F). Another important thing is that the ancestral condition of apes isn’t…
@JoshuaMoney15 …close to Sivapithecus I didn’t restore it as such. While it might be possible, it definitely isn’t ancestral as Gorillas and Chimps evolved knuckle walking independently, and Orangutans themselves don’t true knuckle-walk, so especially considering the more basal position…