theropod

  1. To the victors go the spoils

    To the victors go the spoils

    A reconstruction of several basal theropods based on those I have and will photograph; Dilophosaurus, Coelophysis and Procompsognathus.
  2. Devil's Dance

    Devil's Dance

    A male Carnotaurus leks in a clearing, flaunting his colourful horns and arms; two females have come to the clearing, but it's clear there's tension between them for who gets to mate with him.
  3. Rainbow season

    Rainbow season

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

    Nuptial gift

    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.
  5. Dusty Duet

    Dusty Duet

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

    Your favourite Mesozoic animals by category!

    As many of us do so like extinct animals, I thought why not start a thread to share our favourite Mesozoic animals... By category?! Remember, you can add or change any categories you like in your posts; the following is just how I do it; Sauropodomorph: Apatosaurus Ornithopod: Ouranosaurus...
  7. Meso-posters: Coleurosauria miscellany

    Meso-posters: Coleurosauria miscellany

    On this season of giving, I give you the return of the Meso-posters, with a wide array of coleurosaurs; Pelecanimimus polyodon, Shuvuuia deserti, Compsognathus longipes, Falcarius utahensis, Australovenator wintonensis, Gallimimus bullatus and Therizinosaurus cheloniformis.
  8. Meso-posters: Megalosauria

    Meso-posters: Megalosauria

    Another long-due paleo-poster, featuring the generalists turned fish-eaters, the megalosaurs, featuring: Sciurumimus albersdoerferi Piatnitzkysaurus floresi Irritator challengeri Torvosaurus tanneri Spinosaurus aegypticus
  9. Meso-posters; Ceratosauria

    Meso-posters; Ceratosauria

    Here's the first one I ever drew, second to be released, featuring these ceratosaurs; - Ceratoaaurus nasicornis - Elaphrosaurus bambergi - Rugops primus - Majungasaurus crenatissimus - Carnotaurus sastrei
  10. Meso-posters: Primitive Theropods

    Meso-posters: Primitive Theropods

    The first in my line of Mesozoic group charts, a collection of coelophysoids and dilophosaurids from the late Triassic and early Jurassic, featuring (front to back): - Procompsognathus triassicus - Coelophysis bauri - Dilophosaurus wetherilli - Cryolophosaurus ellioti
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