The Giant's Dawn
(All assets are done in Blender & made by me.)
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Meraxes gigas from the Late Cretaceous (Cenomanian, ~95–93.9 Ma), Patagonia
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Portrait of the High-Spined Lizard of Atoka County which lived between the times of Allosaurus and Tyrannosaurus and alongside the famous dromaeosaur Deinonychus antirrhopus, and North America’s only giant carcharodontosaurid despite being a somewhat underrated species in mainstream media.
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A very worn dinosaur tooth of an indeterminate theropod, possibly Neovenator salerii from the Wessex Formation in the Isle of Wight, England. The tooth is worn beyond identification past Theropoda indet., but the CHR and CBR suggest it could be the basal carcharodontosaurian Neovenator. The basal tyrannosauroid Eotyrannus lengi is also another theropod found in this deposit, but is considered extremely rare. The majority of non-spinosaurid medium-sized theropod teeth from the Wessex Formation are assumed to be Neovenator.
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Allosauruses
Allosaurus was part of a family called Allosauridae which in turn is part of the superfamily Allosauridae. This family included Metriacanthosauridae, Carcharodontosauridae, Neovenatoridae and of course Allosauridae. Now there are many species of Allosaurus including Allosaurus Fragilis, Allosaurus Jimadensi, Allosaurus Europus, and the very controversial “saurophaganax”. Allosaurus Fragilis is perhaps the most well known of these 3 or 4 as over 60 individuals of this creature have been discovered. We can not say the same for Saurophaganax however as only fragmentary fossils of it have been discovered leading to debates whether it was a large individual of Allosaurus fragilis or a completely different species, or even a different genus!
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Meraxes gigas, a Late Cretaceous carcharodontosaurid from Patagonia.
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Better not mess with Giga
I am still awful at coloring
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Dinofact #16
Carcharodontosaurus, meaning Shark Lizard or Shark-Toothed Lizard, was named after the shark genus Carcharodon. This is because the teeth of Carcharodontosaurus showed a great resemblance to the teeth of the modern-day Great White Shark, Carcharodon, which was, at the time, a unique trait.
Source: wikipedia
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Acrocanthosaurus atokensis, a large carcharodontosaurid dinosaur hunting a herd of Tenontosaurus dossi, a medium-sized ornithopod dinosaur
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I hate to say this but Dino Crisis has a Better Giganotosaurus Design than Jurassic Park/World because Capcom didn’t at least add too many Spikes on their Back and make them look like Spinosaurus Sailback...
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A collection of Fall/Winter themed screenshots in Primal Carnage: Extinction, featuring my Novaraptor loadout. After taking these, I realized they kind of tell a little story, so that was a pleasant surprise. Hope you guys enjoy.
Netting a kill, a sufficient feast at last
Ambush of the Shark Toothed beast
A very risky escape, abandon the trophy kill
Flee the territory to the lone cold mountains, where little roam
A warm carcass provides peace and safety through the harsh blizzard
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Acrocanthosaurus sketch and line art
I started the alphabet of dinosaurs for a coloring book
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Day 30: Concavenator corcovatus
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Portrait of Giganotosaurus carolini, one of the biggest theropod dinosaurs of the Cretaceous
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A dinosaur tooth of an undescribed carcharodontosaurian, possibly a cf. Siamraptor suwati from the Grès supérieurs Formation in the Savannakhet Province of Laos. This species is currently only known from the equivalent Khok Kruat Formation in Thailand.
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Chilantaisaurus Tashuikouensis
Chilantaisaurus is suspected to be a large carnivorous theropod from the late cretaceous period around 93.9 million years ago - 83.6 million years ago. However, because the holotype of the species is only known from fossils of the teeth, calf bone, humerus, the first toe bone, hip bone, thighbone and shinbone, Paleontologists are unsure of what the exact placement of the dinosaur is. It is mostly debated upon whether it was a primitive coelurosaur or a neovenatorid.
Stats:
Length: ~36ft (11 m)
Height: ~13ft (4 m)
Weight: 2.8 - 6.6 tons (5600 - 14550.5 lb)
Area: Mongolia, Zhejang
Time: 93.9 - 83.6 mya
Formation: Ulansuhai Formation of China
Family: Neovenatoridae
Species: C. tashuikouensis
Reference used:
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