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Xiphactinus — Tyrannosaurus rex and Pectinodon
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Published: 2017-06-05 10:51:21 +0000 UTC; Views: 7422; Favourites: 266; Downloads: 66
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Somewhere in the territory of the North American West, about 65 million years ago. On the edge of the dead forest, the male Tyrannosaurus rex stumbled upon the corpse of a young Edmontosaurus regalis. The danger posed by the giant, makes the two opportunists Pectinodon to stay away.I decided to join in drawing landscape drawings. As of late my scanner is bust, will have to settle for a photo, albeit a little bit processed.
Black gel inkpen, 2017.
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oh yes because your t rex and mine both have light amounts of feathers
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Eh, this is not mine.
Anyways, both Bakker and Paul mainly limited the fluff to the smaller species back then. Paul however did not outrule the larger ones having feathers as chicks.
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Gregory S. Paul, author of "Predatory Dinosaurs of the World", "The Princeton Field Guide to Dinosaurs", "Ancient Earth Journal" and more.
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WOW interesting
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Yep. "Predatory Dinosaurs" had a big influence on Jurassic Park.
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i like to check out Predatory Dinosaurs. is it a good show?
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It's a book. It's dates since it is from 1988. But you will read a lot stuff that has been confirmed in recent years.
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oh forgive me. and thanks for your suggestion
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You are welcome.
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WOW this art is breath taking if only if this will be in color
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Thank you! No, I'm not going to color this work.
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why not? i am just wondering
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Sometimes the work looks best if it is not painted.
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OK if you say so
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your welcome
the detail is amazing
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