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random pages from some prehistoric zines im working on
The First Animals. Written by B. Goodreid. Illustrated by L. Field Marchant. 1970.
Internet Archive
Uintatherium by Heinrich Harder
While many of Harder’s reconstructions are considered anachronistic now, they are still sort of a gold standard for Paleo illustration… and really quite lovely. 
'Le Dinoceras. Période éocène de l'Amérique du Nord' [The Dinoceras. Eocene period of North America], now Uintatherium, from Camille Flammarion's Le monde avant la création de l'homme (1886)
https://gallica.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/bpt6k6225955v/f713.item
Paleogene critters!
65 to 23 million years ago, when the mammals took over the globe!
Andrewsarchus - Indohyus - Entelodont / Hell Pig
Ambulocetus - Hyracodon - Basilosaurus
Hyaenodon - Uintatherium - Gastornis
Moeritherium - Titanoboa - Eohippus
Proailurus - Megacerops
Stickers || Phone Wallpapers Masterlist
Planned or in the works: Dinictis, Arsinoitherium, Vasuki indicus, Perucetus, Dorudon, Palaeolagus, Gomphos, Barinasuchus
uintatherium x pzrewalski horse!
A bunch of paleoart from 1979 “La Vie Secrète des Bêtes: La préhistoire” (The secret life of animals: Prehistory) illustrated by José Olivier
There’s very few to no picture online so here you go
Uintatherium skeleton cast. 55 to 33 million years ago.
National Museum of Natural History, Paris, France.