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aamukherjee Entropie -
alchymista Alchymista -
crownedrose Hymn To The Sea -
epistemophobiarunsdeep Falling Over Myself. -
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pieceinthepuzzlehumanity This Is The Right One -
project-argus Hello, Universe. -
torgothegreat God Delusion
ikenbot
The brontosaurus doesn’t exist. The dinosaur was created in 1879 by Othniel Marsh, who was trying to one-up rival paleontologist Edward Cope. The skeleton he assembled was actually a young Apatosaurus, a fact left undiscovered until almost 100 years later.
(Image credit to Animal Planet.)
bellatrixnotswan Asks:
scinerds Said:
Glad you enjoy the posts! Most definitely. The list isn’t too big unfortunately, as there are not a lot of palaeontology-esque blogs out there. These are the ones I know of, follow, and love seeing on my dash everyday. Not all of them are 100% palaeontology, so just keep that in mind. They’re all worth checking out. Hope this helps :)
- crownedrose (me! it’s my personal blog that focuses on a lot of palaeontology and geology, with other science and non-science in between)
- geologise
- tyrannoraptora
- gastornis
- theropod
- scipsy
- inlovewithgeosciences
- dailyfossil
- cambriangirl
- fuckyeahdinoart
- trilobitesarealive
- paleoillustration
- lifethroughgeologictime
- jedinosaurmasterpalaeonprime
- paleogirlcrafts (it’s not a blog with facts, but this person makes adorable prehistoric stuff)
crownedrose
Prenocephale prenes from the National History Museum in London
Life reconstruction of Abelisaurus comahuensis Bonaparte and Novas (left) and Giganotosaurus carolinii Coria and Salgado (right) performed by the paleoartist Jorge Blanco. Both species are in scale.
From Candeiro & Martinelli, 2005
Early predators (and detail), by Swordlord3d
Herrerasaurus in Triassic environment.
Image for SOL 90 S.L. publishing house.
(via theropod)
He would rip and tear, if he was still here and there (by Steve Taylor (Photography))
