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Eopavo, Tynskya, Thoatherium and Qinglongtriton

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Results from the #paleostream!
Eopavo, Tynskya, Thoatherium and Qinglongtriton
“Bake-Kyōryū”
Day 28: Skeletal
It’s a magical liopleurodon.
Thankful we don’t share the water with these guys anymore - or mosasaurs, spinosaurus, plesiosaurs, ichthyosaurs, etc. etc. etc. I had a hard time choosing which one to draw.
Heavily pyritized Pleuroceras ammonite fossil ~ Germany (Jurassic, Pliensbachian stage) — fossilized marine invertebrate
Liopleurodon ferox
A large headed pliosaur from the late Jurassic. Noted for its gargantuan size in the documentary Walking with Dinosaurs, it could grow to a more modest ~30ft.
It was an ambush hunter that targeted sizeable fish, cephalopods, and other marine reptiles.
5.7" Pyritized Ammonite (Quenstedticeras) Fossil Composite Cluster
A piece from this past December. I was lucky enough to be commissioned to draw an Archaeopteryx loving life!