Philovenator curriei
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Philovenator curriei
Harenadraco prima, a troodontid from the Late Cretaceous of the Baruungoyot formation (Nemegt Basin, Gobi Desert, Mongolia). It is described by a partial postcranial skeleton consisting of elements of the pelvis and hind legs. This is the first troodontid from the Baruungoyot formation. Before its discovery, troodontids were not known from there, which contrasted with the presence of this family in the other two (Nemegt and Djadochta) formations of the basin. Harenadraco is distinguished by a very thin tarsometatarsus (metatarsus), comparable only to Philovenator curriei among the cursorial troodontids. The generic name of the reptile means "sand dragon".
This drawing was supposed to be a quick sketch, but I couldn't resist making more elaborate textures. :) The decorative plumage on the head is speculative.
Black ballpoint pen, 2024.
have you drawn an achillobator or philovenator before?
I have not tried to draw neither yet, tho I only know what achillobator is.
With achillobator, perhaps a quick idea would be a pair fixing each other's head feathers, while with philovenator (which sounds more like a troodontid or a megalosaurid) perhaps can be drawn drinking to be safe
Aaaand a few more <3 dreadnoughtus neck pouches courtesy of prehistoric planet
Genderfluid: smilodon, american lion, homotherium
Demisexual: drinker
Demiromantic: dreadnoughtus
Aroace: microraptor
Non-binary: nasutoceratops, neimongosaurus, enigmosaurus
Pansexual: parasaurolophus, philovenator, psittacosaurus
Some more little girls before bed
Telmasaurus with terrified Philovenator.
Two troodontid of Bayan mandahu formation; Linhevenator and Philovenator.