Postschizotherium intermedium, a large Pliohyracids with a hippo-like head. For almost a hundred year, people can only learn about this animal through its skulls and teeth. With no any thing about the postcranial, it's very hard to accurately reconstruct the entire body shape. 1/

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Dude you can feel how much lex really hates gojira lol.

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RT @lewislarosa: Thanks to everyone backing my art book Carbon Based so far! ( ) Here’s another excerpt, my Archaeo….

One of the reasons I can't speak English well.

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RT @WryCritic: The fossil versus the animal, smaller than a sparrow

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RT @ren_wenyu: Sarcosuchus

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formally→formerly* .my bad English kill me.

Mainly based on the holotype and paratype AMNH 26582/26583

Qilin tungurensis (formally Palaeotragus tungurensis) have a new genus name now!

All these living things are photographed by me, by the way.