Argentinosaurus metroplex vs mapusaurus trypticon because why not
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Argentinosaurus metroplex vs mapusaurus trypticon because why not
Crush Your Oppressors
More angry art and then back to my serene piece.
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Mapusaurus just walking around. day 13 of Maysozoic !
Here’s part 1 of a lineup I’ve made of some highly notable exemplars, two of which are new discoveries, of the Carcharodontosauria, a family of highly-derived, rugouse-shouted Allosauroid theropod dinosaurs which dominated the apex predator niche across much of the Southern Hemisphere (as well as parts of North America and Eurasia) throughout the entire first half of the Cretaceous period and were basically the fearsome land-sharks of their time until their demise during the Cenomanian-Turonian Extinction around 90 million years ago, when their mantle was soon taken up by the Tyrannosaurs in the north and by the Abelisaurs and Megaraptorans in the South.
ARGENTINOSAURUS
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MAPUSAURUS
Results from the Flocking #paleostream!
Altispinax, Thyreosaurus, Ornithoprion and Mapusaurus.
[ Mapo ]
" A large close range vivosaur with Auto-Counter. Mapo rends foes asunder with Land's Wrath "
flocking time