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Dates: 11/14/22-12/1/22 (Took 9 days)

Artist's Notes: Here it is, Dynamosaurus, the last entry for this batch of Nomen Dubium. Dynamosaurus imperiosus was a name given to a set of remains that were later reassigned to Tyrannosaurus rex and is probably the only scientific name to compete with the Tyrant Lizard King in terms of coolness. It was originally considered separate from T. rex due to the armor plates found accompanying the skeleton. The creature was interpreted to be an armor plated tyrannosaur but it was later found that these were simply ankylosaur osteoderms that were probably part of the Tyrannosaurus' last meal. I really like this chimeric creature, it really gives off that prehistoric monster vibe that I was going for, but the legs came out pretty wonky. I hope you guys liked this series, maybe I'll revisit it someday!

Description
Dates: 11/14/22-12/1/22 (Took 9 days)

Artist's Notes: Here it is, Dynamosaurus, the last entry for this batch of Nomen Dubium. Dynamosaurus imperiosus was a name given to a set of remains that were later reassigned to Tyrannosaurus rex and is probably the only scientific name to compete with the Tyrant Lizard King in terms of coolness. It was originally considered separate from T. rex due to the armor plates found accompanying the skeleton. The creature was interpreted to be an armor plated tyrannosaur but it was later found that these were simply ankylosaur osteoderms that were probably part of the Tyrannosaurus' last meal. I really like this chimeric creature, it really gives off that prehistoric monster vibe that I was going for, but the legs came out pretty wonky. I hope you guys liked this series, maybe I'll revisit it someday!