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Published: 2014-03-10 18:59:32 +0000 UTC; Views: 7316; Favourites: 177; Downloads: 230
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A Concavenator investigates a herd of Iguanodon for young or weak animals but the dominant bull notices it and blocks the way.Concavenator is a Spanish carcharodontid that lived during the early Cretaceous. His most distinctive characteristic is this weird sail on his back, I made it some sort of a ridge/hump thing. Concavenator was a medium theropod with a length of 6 metres.
Iguanodon is one of the first dinosaurs ever discovered, there were many species of Iguanodon and remains have been found worldwide. With a length of up to 9 metres he was a pretty big animal.
Refs used: fc01.deviantart.net/fs70/f/201…
and www.dinosaurisle.com/images/Ig…
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Great work! Now you gotta restore Iguanodon with those big mitts like the new S. Hartman skeleton: scotthartman.deviantart.com/ar…
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Indeed, I should give this guy a new, proper try once.
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this sorta reminds me of that scene from Spirit: Stallion of the Cimmaron, when Spirit fights off the cougar. That Iguanodon "Stallion" seems to have the stance of a horse in that position ya' placed him in, i guess....
GREAT WORK AMIGO!!
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LK
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Now that you mention it does look a bit like it... Haven't seen that movie in ages.
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hehe, me too. still a very good one. Dreamworks never disappoints, never has. never will
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'' Or The Mother İguanodon Will Slap you to Death ! ''
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Pelicanimimus: now that's a clam i don't wanna crack.
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Concavenator: now let me see..... which is the weakest....... oooh! hey buddy!
Dominant bull Iguanodon: you dang Concavenator! scram you hump-backed Neovenator!
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Young Iguanodon: Busted! XD
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-many iguanodons start to do a honking sound flurry but it we translate it. it happens to be laughing-
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Pelecanimimus whorandomly appears: Better luck next time, Conny! LOLOLOLOL!
Concavenator: *Flips the bird* PISS OFF, YA BLINKERS!
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Pelecanimimus #1: now that's a clam i don't wanna crack.
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I see you've located prey. It would be a shame... if someone... blocked the way!
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he should try considering a disguise
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Like a head with leaves sticking against it?
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or maybe a homemade iguanodon costume?
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Yeah, maybe that's a better idea
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i dunno how'd that benefit on his hump though...
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I really really really really like that Trees <33333333333 And Dinosaurs :3333333
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Thank you very much
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Dude, I like the Concavenator was hunting down the juvenile Iguanodon, but it was protected with his family. But I like the scene.
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Thanks
Yeah, wanted to let the herbivores win this time.
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You're welcome.
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The quills have been disproven by Darren Naish :I
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Alright, I take it back then.
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Yeah, it was my intention not to draw them, is there actually real proof that they really had quils? Correct me if I'm wrong, I just don't know that much and I never saw an article or someone saying we have proof of them having this kind of feathers so I wanted to draw him with just some fuzz on his back.
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There are bumps on the ulna.
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And again another drawing of me that turns out to be incorrect xD
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It's okay.
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Yeh I guess so, making mistakes is the best way of learning.
About the bumps: of who are we sure they had them? Dromaeosaurids for sure, I see tyrannosaurids being often depicted with quils on their arms, carcharodontids and megalosaurs too?
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Well, definitely at least most Coelurosaurs, bumps have been found on Concavenator, but they could just be quills instead of wings.
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I prefer quills, winged arms look so useless on big carivorous theropods.
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They could be used as sails (ostriches do this)
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Hmm yeah, didn't think about it like that...
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I think is would be better to evolve new ways of using feathers than just losing them.
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Uhu, seems right.
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I just got this weird idea on what a feathered raisuchian would look like (crocodiles today still have feather genes)
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Pretty weird I guess xD
But for crocodiles it looks more usefull to just loose them since they live in the water most of the time.
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But rauisuchids lived on land and were active (likely even endothermic) predators so a fuzzy coat mixed with armour makes sense.
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Uhu, true. A drawing of a partly fuzzy Postosuchus for example would be cool
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Let's give people ideas.
How about one where all limbs have symmetrical feathers?
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What do you mean with symmetrical? Like the flight feathers of birds?
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more like the inner tail feathers.
I'm not so insane to think an animal that size could glide.
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Wouldn't protofeathers be more logical? Didn't real feathers only started to develop during the Jurassic period?
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Protofeathers could work even better (still trying to picture a croc with feathers)
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Uhu (yeah it's really difficult isn't it? xD )
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At least dinosaurs are mostly bipedal and have many obvious bird-like features.
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Uhu, it's easier with them, but you know I'll try to draw the protofeathered rauischian when I've got some time. Lets see how that'll turn out
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