Dinovember day 2: Medusaceratops

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Dinovember day 2: Medusaceratops
Day 7 for Dinovember! My fav so far //
I stream animation on twitch Saturdays and Sundays- https://twitch.tv/yangularoo
Dinovember is Back!
Each day of November has a dinosaur species or genus prompt for you to draw. I also have added bonus prompts for extra inspiration. If you post your dinosaurs and tag them with #dinovember or tag me (@1dinodaily), I will reblog your art and feature it on @1dinodaily!
Rules for getting featured:
Must be your own art
Post your art of the dinosaur of the day before the end of the day
No NSFW content
Prompt list in text format:
Compsognathus
Medusaceratops
Lambeosaurus
Argentavis
Palestine Sunbird
Dreadnoughtus
Amargasaurus
Lythronax
Wallcreeper
Masiakasaurus
Yangchuanosaurus
Heterodontosaurus
Carnotaurus
Dryptosaurus
Megaraptor
Deinocheirus
Eoraptor
Barred Eagle Owl
Phorusrhacos
Yi Qi
Spinosaurus
Miragaia
White Winged Potoo
Tsintaosaurus
Atrociraptor
Diabloceratops
Beipiaosaurus
Therizinosaurus
Kentrosaurus
Saurophaganax
Bonus Terms: ✶ Amensalism ✶ Aposematism ✶ Commensalism ✶ Competition ✶ Crypsis ✶ Eyespots ✶ Leucism ✶ Mating Ritual ✶ Mimicry ✶ Mutation ✶ Mutualism ✶ Parasitism ✶ Phenotype ✶ Polymorphism ✶ Predation ✶
Thank you all and have fun!
Dinovember days 18 & 19, Trierarchuncus and Concavenator!! Late because I died lol! Dw about what the Concavenator is munching on 😊😊😊
Archovember 2024 Day 21 - Jakapil kaniukura
Jakapil kaniukura was a basal thyreophoran, the group that led to stegosaurs in the Late Jurassic and ankylosaurs in the Cretaceous. In the Early Jurassic, thyreophorans like Scutellosaurus were small and bipedal, eventually becoming the armoured tanks of later eras.
However, Jakapil lived in the Late Cretaceous of Argentina, at the same time as ankylosaurs on other continents, and its discovery represents a previously unknown lineage of thyreophoran in South America. Though fragmentary, its proportions seem to suggest it was bipedal like the early thyreophorans, and it also had distinct teeth that allowed it to chew, rather than shear leaves. Hopefully we can uncover more information about this strange little armored dinosaur in the future.
Jakapil lived in the Candeleros Formation which, in the Late Cretaceous, was an ancient desert called the Kokorkom Desert. This environment was covered in windblown sand, broken up by oases. Here, the tiny Jakapil would have lived in the shadow of sauropods like Limaysaurus and Rayososaurus, and the giant theropod Giganotosaurus. It would have also lived alongside small theropods like Bicentenaria, Buitreraptor, and the alvarezsaurid Alnashetri, as well as pseudosuchians like Araripesuchus, rhynchocephalians like Priosphenodon and Tika, mammals like Cronopio, turtles like Prochelidella, and frogs like Avitabatrachus.
This art may be used for educational purposes, with credit, but please contact me first for permission before using my art. I would like to know where and how it is being used. If you don’t have something to add that was not already addressed in this caption, please do not repost this art. Thank you!
Dinovember day 21: Spinosaurus
Dinovember day 16: Deinocheirus
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