Scott Hartman @skeletaldrawing Twitter profile

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Scott Hartman

@skeletaldrawing

4 months

Tragically, a brief snowstorm killed off my lawn dinosaur.

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@skeletaldrawing

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Whomp, there it is!

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@skeletaldrawing

1 month

We need some paleoartists to dinosaurs in this style!

Ellen Walker MA (RCA)

@EllenFWalker

1 month

One of my favourite weird art trends is that thing in 19th century Britain where landowners would flex how big their livestock was by having them painted as chonked rectangles and oblongs

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Scott Hartman

@skeletaldrawing

2 years

I think this is the best animated Apatosaurus I've ever seen.

Ben

@Syn_JFD

2 years

Apatosaurus louisae.

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Scott Hartman

@skeletaldrawing

2 years

For #FossilFriday have a skeletal of the very thiccc Saltasaurus - osteoderms not included (due to a lack of knowledge of their distribution).

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@skeletaldrawing

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Scott Hartman

@skeletaldrawing

2 years

Since it's apparently #DeinonychusDay as well as #FossilFriday I will post this alternative-posture Deinonychus skeletal without further comment. For now...

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Scott Hartman

@skeletaldrawing

2 years

Here, here! Don't use ostrich toes as a guide to other bird feet, let alone non-avian dinosaur feet.

Markus Bühler (Bestiarium-Blog)

@MarkusBhler10

2 years

I just can´t emphasize enough how bloody bizarre #ostrich feet are. I just found this pics I took some years ago during a visit of an ostrich farm. The amount of modification from the original bird foot is just staggering, nearly alien.

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Scott Hartman

@skeletaldrawing

3 years

This lovely dinosaur doesn't seem irritating at all....

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Scott Hartman

@skeletaldrawing

11 months

For #FossilFriday , how about a new skeletal of the poorly known and rarely discussed dinosaur called Tyrannosaurus rex? This one is based on The Nation's T. rex specimen, which is on display at @NMNH

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Scott Hartman

@skeletaldrawing

3 years

Here's a Pride Stegosaurus, just in time for Pride Month.

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Scott Hartman

@skeletaldrawing

1 year

Hey @Walmart - why are you using my (and others') copyrighted material without permission?

Petite Paleoartist | Sauriazoicillus 🍥

@PPaleoartist

1 year

ive just been informed that walmart has decided to sell a tshirt and shorts which uses copyrighted skeletals from @Randomdinos01 , @skeletaldrawing , and Lukas Panzarin, as well as not the crediting a wikipedia skeletal by D. Guevara

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Scott Hartman

@skeletaldrawing

2 years

I'm not doing anything cool for Halloween, so here's an appropriately-themed Deinocheirus skeletal for your amusement.

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@skeletaldrawing

2 years

What do I have here....

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Scott Hartman

@skeletaldrawing

4 months

Everyone is excited over the new scraps of tyrannosaur, but how about this fossilized skin from early amniotes?!!

This 288-Million-Year-Old Fossilized Scrap of Skin Is the World's Oldest

The remains, found in an Oklahoma cave, belonged to a lizard-like reptile

www.smithsonianmag.com

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@skeletaldrawing

2 years

@arvalis @dcidaho Honestly, most of the museum people I've interacted with are solid individuals who don't want to screw over artists (or anyone else), although obviously there are exceptions to this.

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@skeletaldrawing

3 months

Sigh...egg-laying mammals only seem weird as an accident of the K/Pg extinction, before that they were common. They don't have a duck bill, it's soft and pliable and only superficially looks duck-like.

Massimo

@Rainmaker1973

3 months

The platypus is possibly the weirdest animal: it's a mammal but lays eggs, it's duck-billed, beaver-tailed, otter-footed and venomous. It has electroreceptors for locating prey, eyes with double cones, no stomach, and 10 chromosomes. It's fluorescent and glows under UV light.

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Scott Hartman

@skeletaldrawing

5 years

In honor of the 50th anniversary of the naming of Deinonychus here's my updated skeletal, restored with more complete...lips.

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Scott Hartman

@skeletaldrawing

4 years

As long as I'm posting flightless theropods, here's Dinornis robustus, the giant moa from the southern island of New Zealand.

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Scott Hartman

@skeletaldrawing

4 years

My older Triceratops skeletal has always been based on a subadult specimen, but for the @NMNH overhaul they naturally wanted Hatcher's skull. So here's a more mature T. horridus for you all:

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@skeletaldrawing

1 year

It was a pleasure working on this season - so hyped to see it!

Apple TV

@AppleTV

1 year

66 million years ago is closer than you think.

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Scott Hartman

@skeletaldrawing

3 years

Here's an previously unreleased theropod skeletal - the northern cardinal!

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Scott Hartman

@skeletaldrawing

3 years

Have some ichthyosaur skeletals, because they're awesome!

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@skeletaldrawing

5 months

Well this is genuinely neat. Juvenile tyrannosaurs ate little feathered oviraptorosaurs. Not a huge surprise, but always great to get direct confirmation via gut contents like this!

First-of-its-kind tyrannosaur fossil reveals what younglings ate

The predator’s last supper shows different diets of young and adults, which may have shaped ancient ecosystems

www.science.org

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Scott Hartman

@skeletaldrawing

2 years

It's scheduled for some updates this summer, but since it's #VelociraptorAwarenessDay I'll go ahead and post my two-view skeletal:

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@skeletaldrawing

10 months

Ooh look, Furcatoceratops was published! Here's a skeletal of the critter I did for the RMDRC & @Mosasaurologist back in the day. Congrats to Ishikawa and colleagues on naming it! (reposted to correct typos, sorry).

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@skeletaldrawing

5 months

Hmmm...what could be in here??

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@skeletaldrawing

1 month

Yay, squarosaurs!

Johnnykcage (Commissions Open)

@johnnykcage

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Scott Hartman

@skeletaldrawing

9 months

There's a new @sciam article on sauropod gigantism by @astrophocaudia that I got to contribute illustrations to:

How Sauropod Dinosaurs Became the Biggest Land Animals Again and Again

New research hints at how sauropod dinosaurs got to be so gargantuan

www.scientificamerican.com

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Scott Hartman

@skeletaldrawing

5 years

OK, let's do this. Most non-avian theropods probably had lips, so now my theropod skeletals do too:

The lip postDr. Scott Hartman's Skeletal Drawing.com

Well here we go. If you follow me on social media you’ve seen this teased, but I’m putting lips on all my non-beaked non-avian theropod skeletal reconstructions. So much for burying the lede, eh? Ah,...

www.skeletaldrawing.com

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Scott Hartman

@skeletaldrawing

2 years

I commissioned a Hesperornithoides from @WryCritic and it arrived - I love it! Also, for anyone considering commissioning Natalia, I'd add that it was a great experience.

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@skeletaldrawing

12 days

Every museum with the terrible old-fashioned Deinonychus skull reconstruction should get one of these.

Ruadhrí Brennan

@ruadhribrennan

12 days

Just added this #Deinonychus to the Bargain Bin at Scaled Beast!

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@skeletaldrawing

2 years

There it is. Spinosaurus and (to a lesser degree) Baryonyx have denser bones (pachyostosis) for _some kind of water foraging_ - although IMO the real headline here is that it Suchomimus does not

Dense bones allowed Spinosaurus to hunt underwater, study shows

Spinosaurus is the biggest carnivorous dinosaur ever discovered—even bigger than T. rex—but the way it hunted has been a subject of debate for decades. It's hard to guess the behavior of an animal ...

phys.org

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@skeletaldrawing

4 years

Oh snap! This Baryonyx is fucking spot-on. Almost like the movie didn't have to use a bullshit monstrosaur in its place.

Digital Duck (Max Bellomio)

@digital_duck

4 years

WIP shot for my Jurassic World Baryonyx video. This video will take a long time to finish as I am editing the entire scene, so here's a preview.

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@skeletaldrawing

7 months

Hallelujah! Discovering this while at the Society for Vertebrate Paleontology annual meeting feels especially appropriate. Thanks to Wikipedia and it's editors for entering the 21st century on this topic!

Dactylioceras

@Dinoh555

7 months

The Poll has Spoken...Victory Now All Bandits can COPE hard

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@skeletaldrawing

1 year

Sauropods cracking their tails like (literal) whips appear less likely now:

Multibody analysis and soft tissue strength refute supersonic dinosaur tail

Scientific Reports - Multibody analysis and soft tissue strength refute supersonic dinosaur tail

www.nature.com

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Scott Hartman

@skeletaldrawing

4 years

Here's another skeletal I can share now: Hesperornis. It was doing the flightless bird thing before it was cool.

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@skeletaldrawing

4 years

I know it's been forever and a day since I posted a new skeletal drawing, so here's a Prosaurolophus maximus for you.

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@skeletaldrawing

2 years

If you're wondering how busy doing a PhD can be - the Auroraceratops monograph (which I did the skeletal reconstruction for) was published in 2019, and I totally forgot to post it to my website until now. Anyhow, here's a basal neoceratopsian for you.

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@skeletaldrawing

1 year

A solid update to the skeletal as well! The authors are right to point out the overly vertical anterior ribs inflated the torso and messed up the CoG in the original, but there may be even more room here to shrink the front of the torso.

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@skeletaldrawing

2 years

One of my comparative anatomy students shared a meme he made studying for the phylogeny portion of the course. I am so proud!

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@skeletaldrawing

2 years

Damn....

Ben

@Syn_JFD

2 years

Cotylorhynchus hancocki.

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@skeletaldrawing

4 years

Man, this looks really nice.

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@skeletaldrawing

3 years

OK, here is Road to Spinosaurus IV, now with 100% more Spinosaurus skeletal drawing:

Road to Spinosaurus IV: Not your father's JP3-osaurusDr. Scott Hartman's Skeletal Drawing.com

Without further ado, here is my updated Spinosaurus skeletal. It does not look much like the popularized Spinosaurus from Jurassic Park 3, nor does it much resemble my prior version from 2012. While...

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Scott Hartman

@skeletaldrawing

2 years

Have an updated skeletal reconstruction of Hesperornithoides for #FossilFriday

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@skeletaldrawing

8 months

This is only surprising if you bought into the simplistic, trees-down "Archaeopteryx is the first bird" narrative of flight origins. The long-burn exaptation (with major terrestrial elements) model predicts this.

‘Weird’ dinosaur prompts rethink of bird evolution

Nature - The fossil is as old as the ‘first bird’, Archaeopteryx, and might have specialized in running or wading instead of flying.

www.nature.com

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Scott Hartman

@skeletaldrawing

3 years

It was brought to me attention that I hadn't replaced the older version of this skeletal on my website. So until I get a chance to do so, here's the updated, more vertically-oriented Mamenchisaurus youngi skeletal.

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@skeletaldrawing

1 year

Not going to lie, it feels good seeing your name in the credits - I'm glad they seem to have listed all of the VFX crew this time so they can enjoy it as well - it takes an army to recreate dinosaurs (and other extinct critters) like this! #PrehistoricPlanet2

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Scott Hartman

@skeletaldrawing

4 years

I was trying to decide what stunt to do for crossing 8,000 followers. I settled on defending my PhD this morning.

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@skeletaldrawing

1 year

Since Daspletosaurus is in the news again today (congrats @df9465 !) I thought I'd repost my D. torosus skeletal. I hope all my US followers enjoyed a great Thanksgiving!

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@skeletaldrawing

4 years

May dinosaurs and the fourth be with you.

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@skeletaldrawing

4 years

While my macronarian skeletals may have anticipated the excellent work published today by @raptordanny and coauthors, several of my diplodocids will need to be reposed. In fact, I sat on this skeletal of Apatosaurus for almost two years because it seemed so strange.

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@skeletaldrawing

2 years

For #FossilFriday , here's my (slightly updated) Mbiresaurus skeletal drawing.

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@skeletaldrawing

1 year

Ubirajara is going home:

Prized dinosaur fossil will finally be returned to Brazil

Nature - Following theft accusations, a German museum is set to hand over a one-of-a-kind dinosaur specimen with feather-like structures.

www.nature.com

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@skeletaldrawing

2 years

@MarkWitton Same energy...

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@skeletaldrawing

2 years

Almost like tooth size has nothing to do with the likelihood of lips...

Taylor McCoy 🦖

@TM9380

2 years

I’m today’s edition of “cute face, terrifying skull,” I give you the worm lizard Blanus! Like, this is just straight up cursed!

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@skeletaldrawing

4 years

I love the artistry and process for both cakes. Neither is scientifically perfect (it's cake, duh!), but when it comes to anatomical accuracy #TeamBuddy wins hands down. Congrats!

Food Network

@FoodNetwork

4 years

You HAVE to see #TeamBuddy 's life-size dinosaur cake! #BuddyVsDuff

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@skeletaldrawing

4 years

Skeletal of Sinosauropteryx, the first published non-avialan theropod with preserved dinofuzz. It was a cute little bugger!

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@skeletaldrawing

2 years

Probably an unpopular opinion, but I largely agree with this take on JP3:

Jurassic Park 3 Is Way Better Than You Remember

Released in 2001 and directed by Joe Johnston, Jurassic Park III is a mostly forgotten film. But io9's Jurassic Rewatch—our Jurassic Park recap leading to June's release of Jurassic World Dominion—...

gizmodo.com

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@skeletaldrawing

7 years

Holy crap!

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@skeletaldrawing

2 years

Ok, NOW it's official. This was an amazing project to contribute to. Get hyped.

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5 months

I'm sorry, but as long as there is no raw data, and no one is willing to come forward to say "we ran this at our lab" then it's hard to accept it isn't fraud, and at the very least the paper should be retracted since it's not reproducible.

Thomas R. Holtz, Jr. 🦖💕 (he/him)

@TomHoltzPaleo

5 months

Dino extinction researcher committed research misconduct—but not fraud, university report finds | Science | AAAS

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@skeletaldrawing

4 years

I'm thrilled to announce I am joining the Department of Integrative Biology as an Associate Lecturer at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. I will be teaching comparative vertebrate anatomy, animal physiology, and other (some new) courses.

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2 months

This canyon is pretty grand.

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3 years

Friends!

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27 days

Cool study, except you can ignore the Deinonychus results, as unfortunately they used one of the fanciful, sculpted skull "casts" as the basis for the analysis.

Alberta Claw

@albertonykus

27 days

Morphological disparity and structural performance of dromaeosaurid skulls: #dinosaurs

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@skeletaldrawing

2 years

Happy #PortfolioDay - As my Twitter handle suggests, I mostly do skeletal reconstructions and anatomical diagrams. But I've also been known to do life reconstructions and someday(TM) I'll finish one of my full-scene WIPs that have been hanging around forever.

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@skeletaldrawing

3 years

What an adorable little baby dinosaur!

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@mayahiga

3 years

baby watermelon is growing

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@skeletaldrawing

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#SciArt Proper theropod locomotion - notice the toes pushing off and the knee not hyper-extending. #DoItRight http://t.co/N6d1ivajRx

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2 years

I am spoilt for paleo-books to read at the moment!

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1 year

All dinosaurs almost certainly DID lay eggs.

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@skeletaldrawing

11 months

Drop a cool photo that someone took of you doing your job (a long time ago now...)

Amelia R. Zietlow 🦎

@TyrantLzrdQueen

11 months

Drop a cool photo that someone took of you doing your job

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10 months

I would like to take a moment to re-register my hatred for armored dinosaurs. Please send thoughts and prayers during this difficult time.

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@skeletaldrawing

2 years

This example is going straight into my science and media course next spring.

tiktok comments

@commentsooc

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6 years

Since it's #IntlDimetrodonDay , I ought to post the Dimetrodon skeletal I did for @permiawear

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3 years

Very cool paper that shows "lizard-like" locomotion isn't the basal condition of mammal ancestors:

Mammal ancestors moved in their own unique way

The backbone is the Swiss Army Knife of mammal locomotion. It can function in all sorts of ways that allows living mammals to have remarkable diversity in their movements. They can run, swim, climb...

phys.org

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@skeletaldrawing

6 months

This is one of the best explainer videos I've seen, and it's on a fascinating paper about starfish development.

nature

@Nature

6 months

How would a starfish wear trousers? ⭐️👖 Science has an answer

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#JurassicWorldDominion spoiler warning! ------------------------------------------ A scaly, overly-spiky, lipless old-school Giganotosaurus dies at the end, impaled on the claws of a fully feathered Therizinosaurus. I see what you did there @colintrevorrow - well played!

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3 years

@MeganBitchell Iguanodon is a fucking boss, don't let anyone tell you otherwise.

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3 years

OK, I'm on the clock: Ask me anything through 2:38pm August 24th. What's on your mind?

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4 years

You beat me to it Jaime, and with more awesome artwork I might add (I just have a bunch of rigorous skeletals). But this is where I ended up as well. Well done, and may the aquatic, quadrupedal spinosaurus idea sink into the abyss.

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3 years

Gonna have to jump on the bandwagon here - this trailer for some animated dinosaur shorts looks astonishing in both it's artistic goals and its use of current scientific data.

"Dinosauria Animated Series" | Trailer (2021)

Created by David James Armsby.https://www.facebook.com/davidarmsbyartist/This is the trailer for my upcoming animated "Dinosauria" series. It's an animated a...

www.youtube.com

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@skeletaldrawing

3 years

Correct!

Ben

@Syn_JFD

3 years

Testing some eye movement, thought I'd post it as a PSA that Archosaurs shouldn't be animated with Mammalian eye movement. The ring is moving not the eye, the flesh of the entire area around the eye is influenced with movement and the pupil stays relatively centred as a result.

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1 year

Huh, surprisingly decent anatomy (and adorable).

🤖👽LondonBot👽🤖

@LondonbotArt

1 year

Twitter’s custom Brontosaurus and T. rex emojis are surprisingly really good in terms of anatomy, huh

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8 months

Got some new dino-themed kicks. #winning

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2 years

Yesssssss!

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2 years

I don't have time for a new drawing this year, but to all my friends, family, colleagues and fellow humans for whom June is much more than a marketing opportunity: You are valid and valued just as you are - happy Pride Month!

Scott Hartman

@skeletaldrawing

3 years

Here's a Pride Stegosaurus, just in time for Pride Month.

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4 years

I'm also a fan of the skeletal...

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@MattBorths

4 years

Hell of a day for Cretaceous goofballs

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2 years

With all the debate over how feathered coelurosaur faces should be, here's a look at how some living bird facial feathers would map onto a dromaeosaur.

Broch Moss

@BrochJamm

2 years

Old thing I never posted: How various different bird facial feather arrangements would look on a dromeosaur.

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4 years

This is one of the best Postosuchus illustrations I've seen.

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@SerpenIllus

4 years

You may be fooled into thinking this was a dinosaur, but it is not! This is Postosuchus kirkpatricki, a huge, bipedal pseudosuchian from Late Triassic in North America. As if we needed more proof that the Triassic was filled with amazing tetrapods! #paleoart #sciart

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I did another thing, this time looking at Spinosaurus sail shape:

The road to Spinosaurus II: Known unknownsDr. Scott Hartman's Skeletal Drawing.com

When trying to restore the proportions of Spinosaurus , the elephant in the room is obviously FSAC-KK 11888, the proposed neotype specimen. When described in 2014 it was purported to resolve most of...

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3 years

Just keep your cats indoors. We always have, and they are perfectly happy (and live significantly longer, on average).

Massimo

@Rainmaker1973

3 years

A study fitted 925 pet cats with geolocating backpacks reveals a dark consequence to letting them out — Researchers found that, over the course of a month, cats kill between two and ten times more wildlife than native predators [read more: ]

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I am thrilled to announce that our paper, Mechanistic Thermal Modeling of Late Triassic Terrestrial Amniotes Predicts Geographic Distribution is now available in (early) Open Access from Diversity: Here's a thread to tell you a bit about it. (1/17)

Mechanistic Thermal Modeling of Late Triassic Terrestrial Amniotes Predicts Biogeographic Distrib...

The biogeography of terrestrial amniotes is controlled by historical contingency interacting with paleoclimate, morphology and physiological constraints to dispersal. Thermal tolerance is the...

www.mdpi.com

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@skeletaldrawing

4 years

Young mammal wants to play with all the dinosaurs.

Foxfeather Zenkova

@foxfeather

4 years

2 minute meditation for today: Baby emus at the watering hole, enjoying their first baths. Bonus: playful muddy puppy and adult emu-mop painting the house with mud #birdtwitter #emu

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2 years

Actually LOLed at this.

Darío Estraviz López

@DarioEstraviz

2 years

#Tyrannosaurus #Spinosaurus When there is a highly hyped and debated paper on Twitter about s giant theropod.

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6 months

Never forget.

U.S. Naval Institute

@NavalInstitute

6 months

#OTD in 1970, the Oregon Highway Division consulted with the U.S. Navy and decided the best way to dispose of a whale carcass was to blow it up with a 1/2 ton of dynamite. The explosion caused blubber to rain down on spectators for over a 1/4 of a mile. The TV segment is classic.

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4 years

Remember: In the big scheme of things it's not fish heads that are weird, but tetrapod heads.

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Scott Hartman

@skeletaldrawing

7 years

Borealopelta paper is out. Not only perfect articulation, but rust-brown pigments and lighter counter-shading!

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Scott Hartman

@skeletaldrawing

3 years

Such an amazing specimen.

Hiroshi Kato

@TyrannoDinoHiro

3 years

Lane, Be carefully preserved by staff of @hmns Untill we meet again🤗! LANE Triceratops horridus (HMNS 2006.1743.00 or HMNS VP1506 #DinoScience @DinoScience_jpn

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