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Lucas-Attwell — Deinonychus
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Mouse and Photoshop. Greg Paul Skeletal drawing.Edit* : Color changed to something more realistic
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It looks to be a male.
When looking at D. antirrhopus fossils, we can readily observe two different skull morphs. One sports an upper snout that curves concavely, while the other is the opposite. This variation can be most likely chalked up to sexual dimorphism, and, in sexually dimorphic animals, the male typically is the one to sport a facial crest or ridge. In Lucas's illustration, the antirrhopus has the convexly curved nasal bone. So, it's safest to assume that, of the two sexual persuasions, this one belongs to the masculine.
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i think it is female because the color is too dull
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what ever sex this is. make this design again as the opposite with the color of the DK deinonychus
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It seems that you have an obsession with dk sculptures xD. When I was a child I always stopped reading and then I looked at them for some minutes... I really liked them.
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So do you like my suggestion?
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