(chinese guy thinking in centuries) and then in the 21st let's have really weak consumer demand and high local debt
i feel like if you make a post this good you shouldn't be allowed to delete your blog
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(chinese guy thinking in centuries) and then in the 21st let's have really weak consumer demand and high local debt
i feel like if you make a post this good you shouldn't be allowed to delete your blog
December 18, 2009
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Lelith Hesperax againts Jain Zar. A masterpiece, and a true inspiration for the painting, soon !
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New T. rex described - Tylosaurus rex, that is. And it’s a big one
Found an article.
Paleontologists have discovered an enormous new species of Tylosaurus, a sea lizard belonging to the mosasaur family. Measuring up to 43 feet long—the size of a humpback whale—this 80-million-year-old apex predator is among the biggest known mosasaurs. They named it Tylosaurus rex, or“king of the Tylosaurs,” a name that comes with an iconic abbreviation. “If any animal deserves it, it’s this animal,”says Amelia Zietlow, a paleontologist previously at the American Museum of Natural History in New York and now at the History Museum at the Castle in Wisconsin. “Half of its characteristics are around it having a bigger jaw and bite.”
Gotta appreciate a reasonably complete specimen (scale bar = 1 m)
Actual paper here.
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