#Arambourgiania

[kindercelery]

Dottie redesign

[cjcroen1393]

Another set of OCs, only this time, I've been working on them for years now!

A while back, I doodled a boy in an airman outfit palling around with an azhdarchid pterosaur and started drawing them together a whole lot. I put them in a sort of Dinotopia-esque setting wherein humans and prehistoric animals coexist.

This is one of the works I have in mind that I do genuinely want to publish someday! I'm definitely thinking of doing so with this alongside the monster school idea I'm working on.

I have a LOT of content for these two and the other people and creatures that live in their world, so there's more to come!

PS: Yes I know the shading on the third image is shit. I'm not used to shading.

[a-dinosaur-a-day]

Avemetatarsalia: the group that includes Pterosaurs and Dinosaurs

As per usual, you have everything you need to care for the animal and are completely prepared. The animal will not eat you and will be your companion. Yes, even the Azhdarchids. If you can ride a T. rex into traffic, you can ride a Quetzalcoatlus into the clouds.

I had to extend beyond dinosaurs for this poll because, unfortunately, most flying birds aren't quite big enough, and also, I know we all want to ride pterosaurs.

Assume all options can hold your weight because I'm not sure any could and this is just for fun

[tym-0n]

Long necked flying giant Arambourgiania

[skelizard]

This one for Invozer on Art Fight of their arambourgiania lad.

[milfspiggy]

hey i dont think- i dont think thats what they look like.

[cinnasaur]

i seriously wish i could personally see a living pterosaur in person more than any other group of extinct animal, like. despite having learned so much about them and generally understanding what they would have looked like, not to mention recent media like prehistoric planet depicting them in such a lifelike way, i still think it would be hard to comprehend the sight of one in the flesh. i think an azhdarchid would be a more terrifying sight than pretty much anything i can think of

[vasitheoceangoddess]

"Manifest Future"

40x20'', acrylics on canvas.

Four of the largest flying animals ever, Arambourgiania, encounter a large flock of Barbaridactylus as they make their way through the sunsets of the Upper Maastrichtian, 66 million years ago. Painted this while feeling hopeful for the future I have with my partner, and feeling happy that our time apart under long distance, is slowly getting less emotionally taxing, as it's been at least three months. She taught me to be positive, and I took it in strides, remaining strong for her and painting this as a manifestation of what I wanted. A new future. A new beginning. Together.

[originalleftist]

Following up on my recent posts about dinosaurs of the Levant, I am pleased to announce a new azhdarchid pterosaur in Jordan!

Source:

Introducing Inabtanin alarabia, a pterosaur from the Maastrichtian, in the Late Cretaceous. It had a wingspan of 16 feet (this is relatively small for an azhdarchid).

Its genus name means "grape hill dragon", from the colour of the hill where the holotype specimen was found back in 2018 (it takes scientists a while to formally describe a new find sometimes), and the species name refers to the Arabian peninsula.

I will add, in relation to my prior posts, that though found across the border in Jordan, given its size and flight capability, Inabtanin would most likely also have been native to the lands that are now Israel and Palestine.

Here are some pictures from the link:

Per one of the comments, the Pterosaur on the left is the new Inabtanin, while the one on the right is its larger relative Arambourgiania, also an azhdarchid from late Cretaceous Jordan.

[pleistocene-pride]

Hatzegopteryx is a genus of azhdarchid pterosaur which lived throughout what is now Europe during the Maastrichtian stage of the Late Cretaceous period some 72 to 66 million years ago. The first remains of Hatzegopteryx, consisting of two fragments from the back of the skull and the damaged left humerus, were found during a student dig during the late 1970s from the upper part of the Middle Densuş Ciula Formation of Vălioara, northwestern Hațeg Basin, Transylvania, western Romania. Additionally a partial femur was found nearbye along with a mandible. It wouldn’t be until 2002 that these specimens would be formally described by French paleontologist Eric Buffetaut and Romanian paleontologists Dan Grigorescu and Zoltan Csiki, who named the animal Hatzegopteryx meaning Hateg Wing. The specific name thambema is derived from the Greek word for “terror” or “monster” in reference to its huge size. Additional specimens of Hatzegopteryx have since been recovered from other localities. Reaching around 10 to 16.5ft (3 – 5m) tall, 500 to 700lbs (227 to 318kgs) in weight, with a 33 to 39 ft (10 to 12m) wingspan, hatzegopteryx was among the biggest of the pterosaurs and one of the largest animals to ever fly. Unusually amongst azhdarchids, Hatzegopteryx had a gigantic wide skull bearing large muscular attachments, bones with a spongy internal texture instead of being hollow, and a short, robust, and heavily muscled neck measuring 1.5 metres (5 ft) long. This meant that whilst other azhdarchids such as Quetzalcoatlus and Arambourgiania where taller and larger, hatzegopteryx was stouter and more strongly built. Which meant that hatzegopteryx could tackle larger prey. In life Hatzegopteryx inhabited Hațeg Island, an island situated in the Cretaceous subtropics within the prehistoric Tethys Sea. In this island of dwarf dinosaurs hatzegopteryx would have been the largest carnivore around and occupied the niche of apex predator.

Art used can be found at the links below

[c-kiddo]

I LOVE PTEROSAURS! They are so good they are either the scrungliest beast alive or a literal dragon and they deserve so much more love.

ya!! i lov them sm . azhdarchids are my fave i think but i need to look into different pterosaurs more.. i just really like quetzacoatlus and hatzegopteryx . also arambourgiania philadelphiae, mostly just because of the mark witton illustration of them. i just like how huge and strange they are. big big big storks. and i like their theorised sounds.. idk i feel attached to them theyre v cool

[kindercelery]

Dottie N’ Bruce

[garblegarden]

Height charts, who doesn’t love ‘em? I’m trying to think together a story about my dino characters.

All of these guys (Except fungus, the sauropod) are from an ARPG on deviantart, but I wanted to make something dinosaur related of my own with these guys so I’ve diverged quite a bit from their canon designs. I figured that if I’ve got dino characters already kicking around, why not just rework them?

I’d think this version of these guys would take place around 66 mya. In order I’ve got: -Fungus, in the shape of a sauropod (Their favorite kind of dinosaur!) -Lyocell, a parasaurolophus who was granted immortality by Fungus and has found her way across the Western Interior Seaway recently -Asparagus, an arambourgiania (Originally a therizinosaurus... but for location purposes that didn’t really work...) -Seltzer, a teeny tiny seabird of some sort who likes to hang out on Galgithor -Galgithor, a dryptosaurus who’s missing an arm (And really wants to kill Lyocell)

But those are just my names for them. They’d probably know each other by other identities. Fungus is often known as a behemoth of bleached muscle, for example.

[anniesocsandgeneralstore]

OC Profile Veronica Bradshaw (jurassic park au)

Fandom: Top Gun

TV Series/Movie/Game: Top Gun: Maverick

Face Claim: Hailee Steinfeld (Bumblebee)

Full Name: Veronica Dawn Bradshaw

Other Name(s): Ronnie / Ron

Age: 32

Parents: Nick and Carole Bradshaw

Siblings: Bradley Bradshaw

Abilities: veterinary medicine, zoology, hiking, mechanic work, rock climbing, globe trotting

Date of Birth: March 3rd, 1961

Height: 5'8"

Gender: Female

Sexuality: Heterosexual

Species: Human

Love Interest: Jake Seresin

Quotes:

"Look, man, life is way too short to care about aging and dieting and whether or not that water is too shallow to jump into."

"Arambourgiania - pterosaur, bigger than the T. Rex and the most terrifying thing to ever walk this earth."

[dayundying]

Arambourgiana and a stork or vulture?

The anatomy was so difficult i never wanna draw a fullbody of an arambourgiania again

[gaetaniu]

Nuovi fossili provenienti dalla Giordania forniscono indicazioni sulla capacità di volo dei grandi pterosauri

Gli Inabtanin alarabia (in alto) volano sbattendo le ali, mentre gli Arambourgiania philadelphiae (in basso) si librano come avvoltoi. I paleontologi hanno portato alla luce i resti fossili di due diverse specie di pterosauri azhdarchoidi di grandi dimensioni – la nuova specie Inabtanin alarabia e la specie già nota Arambourgiania philadelphiae – negli orizzonti del Cretaceo superiore della…