These cheeky random scale figures for paleontological skeletal diagrams are getting out of control, is that fuckin August Von Mackensen?!
August 2, 2026 at 12:29 AM
These cheeky random scale figures for paleontological skeletal diagrams are getting out of control, is that fuckin August Von Mackensen?!
Tiranosaurios basales: Proceratosaurus, Guanglong, Xionggualong, Coelurus, Timurlengia, Juratyrant.
November 30, 2024 at 12:58 AM
Tiranosaurios basales: Proceratosaurus, Guanglong, Xionggualong, Coelurus, Timurlengia, Juratyrant.
Between the robot plesiosaur, brilliant bird talks, Prehistoric Planet, and an appearance from Nigel Marven, TetZooCon was once again a lot of fun this year! albertonykus.blogspot.com/2023/12/tetz...
December 26, 2023 at 11:07 AM
Between the robot plesiosaur, brilliant bird talks, Prehistoric Planet, and an appearance from Nigel Marven, TetZooCon was once again a lot of fun this year! albertonykus.blogspot.com/2023/12/tetz...
Among the bones found are, the pelvis, hindlimbs, and vertebrae. Unfortunately the skull and forelimbs were not found.
It was likely feathered and roughly 3 to 5 meters (12 to 16 feet) or, 391 to 522 peas, long.
Special thank you to @becadreads.bsky.social for the weird units converter 😊
It was likely feathered and roughly 3 to 5 meters (12 to 16 feet) or, 391 to 522 peas, long.
Special thank you to @becadreads.bsky.social for the weird units converter 😊
November 21, 2025 at 12:55 AM
Among the bones found are, the pelvis, hindlimbs, and vertebrae. Unfortunately the skull and forelimbs were not found.
It was likely feathered and roughly 3 to 5 meters (12 to 16 feet) or, 391 to 522 peas, long.
Special thank you to @becadreads.bsky.social for the weird units converter 😊
It was likely feathered and roughly 3 to 5 meters (12 to 16 feet) or, 391 to 522 peas, long.
Special thank you to @becadreads.bsky.social for the weird units converter 😊
Dino time nerds.
Juratyrant, it was a smaller tyrannosauroid from the Late Jurassic that lived in what is now England.
It was discovered in 1984 but wasn’t formally described until 2008.
It’s was originally thought to be Stokesosaurus and is known from only a single specimen.
👇👇
Juratyrant, it was a smaller tyrannosauroid from the Late Jurassic that lived in what is now England.
It was discovered in 1984 but wasn’t formally described until 2008.
It’s was originally thought to be Stokesosaurus and is known from only a single specimen.
👇👇
November 21, 2025 at 12:55 AM
Dino time nerds.
Juratyrant, it was a smaller tyrannosauroid from the Late Jurassic that lived in what is now England.
It was discovered in 1984 but wasn’t formally described until 2008.
It’s was originally thought to be Stokesosaurus and is known from only a single specimen.
👇👇
Juratyrant, it was a smaller tyrannosauroid from the Late Jurassic that lived in what is now England.
It was discovered in 1984 but wasn’t formally described until 2008.
It’s was originally thought to be Stokesosaurus and is known from only a single specimen.
👇👇
At about 149my old, #Juratyrant had a self explanatory name: "The Jurassic Tyrant". It is one of the earliest known Tyrannosauroids and was discovered in Dorset, England within the marine Kimmeridge Clays.
(Skeletal reconstruction by Eotyrannu5 on wikimedia commons)
(Skeletal reconstruction by Eotyrannu5 on wikimedia commons)
February 6, 2025 at 4:50 PM
At about 149my old, #Juratyrant had a self explanatory name: "The Jurassic Tyrant". It is one of the earliest known Tyrannosauroids and was discovered in Dorset, England within the marine Kimmeridge Clays.
(Skeletal reconstruction by Eotyrannu5 on wikimedia commons)
(Skeletal reconstruction by Eotyrannu5 on wikimedia commons)
@skeletaldrawing.bsky.social mind if I ask what material your 2013 stokesosaur diagram is based on? It is labeled as S.clevelandi, yet comes across as an animal closer in size to Juratyrant than to the clevelandi type, and to the naked eye the ischia appear consistent with BYUVP 4862's measurements.
November 16, 2024 at 8:00 PM
@skeletaldrawing.bsky.social mind if I ask what material your 2013 stokesosaur diagram is based on? It is labeled as S.clevelandi, yet comes across as an animal closer in size to Juratyrant than to the clevelandi type, and to the naked eye the ischia appear consistent with BYUVP 4862's measurements.
March 13, 2026 at 10:32 PM
and juratyrant! another cute one
May 9, 2025 at 8:11 PM
and juratyrant! another cute one