the complete transition from basal whippomorphs to ambulocetids to basilosaurids to modern whales!
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the complete transition from basal whippomorphs to ambulocetids to basilosaurids to modern whales!
the last flocking of the year, happened to be very sleepy and very blue. Parapuzosia, Aerosteon, Carinodens and Perucetus.
Please welcome Perucetus, the new - and largest- known archeoceti.
A whale of enormous proportions. While it's exact size and weight is certainly a matter of heated debates it was no doubt a really big boi. Here a quick sketch of it approaching a time traveler.
@subpar-lemon-bar made these two adorable prehistoric marine animals, and they are now available for adoption!
perucetus
and sacabambaspis
(omg his little face lmao)
Perucetus colossus by Anthony J. Hutchings.
P is for...?
All of the P names in my Paleo Party! Are there any I'm missing?
Notes:
Not pictured - Pomatrum and Paradoxides. I ran out of space ;u;
The Paddlefish as a general family are still alive today. I intended to make the Chinese Paddlefish specifically, but turns out I drew a different species! They're still technically a living fossil so they count lol
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Reconstruction of Perucetus colossus in its coastal habitat; the associated sawfish, Pristis, was recovered from the same unit in the East Pisco Basin, the Yumaque Member of the Paracas Formation, Peru.
Artwork by A. Gennari
#Paleostream 21/12/2024
here's yesterday's #Paleostream sketches!!! (late post because i had to leave early for a Christmas party)
yesterday we drew Parapuzosia, Aerosteon, Carinodens, and Perucetus