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Monthly Archives: November 2014
Fossils For Africa is out… and not all are dinosaurs of course!
This little Euparkeria (revised by John Hutchinson and Dave Hone, both of whom I also thank here) is one of the several new illustrations featured in the new Anusuya Chinsamy-Turan book “Fossils For Africa” that I have been advertising here for a … Continue reading
Posted in abelisaurs, African Prehistory, Carnosaurs, Dinosaurs, Spinosaurs, Tetrapods, Theropods, Titanosaurs, Uncategorized
Tagged Anusuya Chinsamy-Turan, Cambridge University Press, Carcharodontosaurus, Dave Hone, Euparkeria, Famous Dinosaurs of Africa, Fossils for Africa, John Hutchinson, Majnungasaurus, Ornithocheirus, Paralititan, Spinosaurus, Suchoimimus
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New and diverse uses for Microraptor at the SVP meeting, Berlín 2014.
I have a bit of collaboration stories with Scott Foss… mammal guy he is, years ago he commissioned me to do this humorous piece to celebrate what a really oversized Entelodont pig would do to a T. rex…wishful thinking on his part, … Continue reading
