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A tattoo commission of an Edmontosaurus skull with magnolias surrounding it. Made with very poor quality color pencils, but I made good use of it.

If you’re curious, this skull is of E. annectens, which lived in the Hell Creek Formation, 68-66 million years ago in what is now Western North America. What sets it apart from the other species, E. regalis, is the greatly elongated skull and a broad shaped bill which would have been covered in keratin in life. The Magnolias surrounding the skull did actually live around that time, in fact, the genus has been preserved long before bees evolved.

Description
A tattoo commission of an Edmontosaurus skull with magnolias surrounding it. Made with very poor quality color pencils, but I made good use of it.

If you’re curious, this skull is of E. annectens, which lived in the Hell Creek Formation, 68-66 million years ago in what is now Western North America. What sets it apart from the other species, E. regalis, is the greatly elongated skull and a broad shaped bill which would have been covered in keratin in life. The Magnolias surrounding the skull did actually live around that time, in fact, the genus has been preserved long before bees evolved.