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Published: 2014-07-29 05:02:39 +0000 UTC; Views: 2447; Favourites: 65; Downloads: 44
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I'm going to start turning my digital images into graphics and selling them on various paraphernalia both here and at my new Redbubble store (www.redbubble.com/people/tomoz⦠. There will be a feathered version of this guy to come as well.This one is more or less a prototype and will likely be taken down - so limited edition I guess.
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I knew you'd make a feathered version from the moment I saw the image. XD
Lovely skin work, though; all the folds in the neck's skin look very good. All that's really missing is some dribbles of saliva from the top jaw (and obviously it's fuzzy coat) and it'd be perfect.
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oh you'll be making a feathered version of her?
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It will no longer resemble the character once I'm through with it, I'll just be using this as a base for the pose. It'll just look like a normal T. rex.
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feathers on the arms or no?
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hooray, at some point i will go back and redraw most of my pages to reflect the new science, also because my old drawings are horrible compared to now 
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I think its a discovery I've known about for a while
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true, but it makes me think that maybe fuzz of a sort may be basal to archosaurs, not just dinosaurs and pterosaurs
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I wouldn't be making that big a jump just yet.
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true we do need more evidence but crocodiles do have the gene for feathers
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No they don't. They have a gene that makes a protein that functions in their scales. Birds have the same gene which generates the same protein but functions in their feathers.
The way this "alligators have the gene for feathers" nonsense has spread is utterly rediculous. Its what happens when people don't check their bloody sources.
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ahh thank you for the update
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