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sketch dump from my spec project!!! i am busy rn and have little time to draw more detailed art so this is my best atm

1. Herbivorous ungulate-like postmammals with "trunks" made from evolved lips. Based off macrauchenia and camelids.

2. Really primitive, aquatic postmammal with elongated body. It's very likely that ancestor of pikedogs looked very simliar as they are distinctly related.

3. Deepsea hunter pikedog, with large eyes to catch light. Based off kaiwhekea.

4. Weird derived shark from deep sea, with unique jaws "separated" from head.

5. Actual terrestrial shark, filling the niche of small lizards. Product of 200 millions of years of evolution.

6. Giant herbivorous postmammal, with chalicothere-like stance. Postmammals are organized in few orders, one of them is xenanthran-like beasts where razorback and the lad mentioned above belong.

7. Another postmammal, this time from order of small, rodent-like animals. This lad has strong legs used for running on the snow, as he lives in arctic climates.

8. Ancient derived shark, with dental plates used to crunch hard shells of crustaceans and bivalves.

I hope all of the animals mentioned above will see their own posts, but it's all up to future

Description
sketch dump from my spec project!!! i am busy rn and have little time to draw more detailed art so this is my best atm

1. Herbivorous ungulate-like postmammals with "trunks" made from evolved lips. Based off macrauchenia and camelids.

2. Really primitive, aquatic postmammal with elongated body. It's very likely that ancestor of pikedogs looked very simliar as they are distinctly related.

3. Deepsea hunter pikedog, with large eyes to catch light. Based off kaiwhekea.

4. Weird derived shark from deep sea, with unique jaws "separated" from head.

5. Actual terrestrial shark, filling the niche of small lizards. Product of 200 millions of years of evolution.

6. Giant herbivorous postmammal, with chalicothere-like stance. Postmammals are organized in few orders, one of them is xenanthran-like beasts where razorback and the lad mentioned above belong.

7. Another postmammal, this time from order of small, rodent-like animals. This lad has strong legs used for running on the snow, as he lives in arctic climates.

8. Ancient derived shark, with dental plates used to crunch hard shells of crustaceans and bivalves.

I hope all of the animals mentioned above will see their own posts, but it's all up to future