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To impress a potential mate, this male Ceratosaurus bobs his head up and down over and over, in order to flaunt his colourful crests.

After piling enough leaf litter and other decomposing vegetation to make a nest, the male Eoabelisaurus gifts his new mate a large chunk of meat he managed to tear from a carcass.

A pair of Elaphrosaurus engage in a courtship dance; should both parts be skilled enough, they will accept one another as mates.

A reconstruction of several Mesozoic birds based on those I have and will photograph (and some I can't); Hesperornis, Ichthyornis, Jeholornis, Confuciusornis, Iberomesornis and Falcatakely

A reconstruction of several South American native hoofed mammals based on those I have and will photograph(and some I can't); Toxodon, Macrauchenia, Diadophorus and Astrapotherium

A reconstruction of Embolotherium, Eotitanops and Megacerops in an ambiguous Eocene forest.

A reconstruction of several theriodonts based on those I have and will photograph; Chiquinodon, Sauroctonus, Lycaenops and Thrinaxodon

A reconstruction of several mylodonts based on those I have photographed; Paramylodon, Lestodon, Scelidotherium and Glossotherium

A Gastornis walks its chicks in an early Eocene forest. If you can guess which two Japanese media products I've based their colouration on, you get a cookie.

A reconstruction of several protoceratids based on those I have and will photograph (and some I can't);Synthetoceras, Kyptoceras, Protoceras and Syndyoceras.

A reconstruction of several "creodonts" based on those I have and will photograph; Sinopa, Hyaenodon and Patriofelis

A reconstruction of several extinct equines based on those I have and will photograph; Eurohippus, Neohipparion, Propalaeotherium, Hippidion and Equus occidentalis.

A reconstruction of several machairodonts based on those I have photographed ; Homotherium latidens, Smilodon fatalis, and Machairodus aphanistus

A reconstruction of several Dromaeosaurs based on those I have photographed; Microraptor, Deinonychus, Dromaeosaurus, Velociraptor and Sinornithosaurus. Rather than draw them in a natural environment, I placed them in an anti-educational one.

A majestic Stegosaurus in the conifer and cycad thickets of Late Jurassic North America

A reconstruction of several Plesiosaurs based on those I have photographed at the London Natural History Museum; Archaeonactrus, Rhomaleosaurus, Plesiosaurus and Attenborosaurus

A reconstruction of several Pterodactyloids, two I have photographed, one I likely won't be able to; Pterodaustro, Pterodactylus and Anhanguera

An Allosaurus attacks a young Camarasaurus that wandered away from its herd; by this point, its demise is inevitable.

A reconstruction of several archosaurs based on those I have and will photograph (and some I won't); Teraterpeton, Hyperodapedon, Nicrosaurus, Trilophosaurus, Rutiodon, Longisquama, Shringasaurus and Euparkeria

Decided to draw the craziest ammonites I could find