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A Tired Pterosaur
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A dude who's obsessed with things that have been dead for millions of years. Kem Kem pterosaur nerd. My fiancée is the best! He/Him
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Here's the new Nigersaurus next to the original from 2018. Main difference is probably the head posture which now reflects studies since 2018.
Dinovember Glow Up #3 - Nigersaurus

Day 3! Let's give it up for Day 3! And today’s glow up goes to Nigersaurus, here pausing from grazing horsetails to check if it really did see a predator watching it.

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Here is the new Pachyrhinosaurus compared with the original from 2018. Much happier with the new one's colour scheme.
Dinovember Glow Up #2 - Pachyrhinosaurus

Today's piece is a lone Pachyrhinosaurus out for a stroll. It feels good to draw this dino again after a long time; the nasal boss was much easier to draw this time.

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Surprise, more Kem Kem theropods! Here's a small indeterminate noasaurid, between 2-3m long, known from fragmentary remains. With smaller animals, I am drawn to vivid colours and flashier displays - like the speculative skin flap on the tail. Size comparison below ⬇️
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Xericeps is another fragmentary Kem Kem pterosaur, known from a distinctively curved lower beak, complete with interesting protrusions on the inside, much like Alanqa - this speculative reconstruction is based loosely on the modern openbill stork!

Size comparison below ⬇️

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An unusual high-spined dinosaur from the Kem Kem, it's Spinosau- oh wait, it's Rebbachisaurus, a medium-sized diplodocoid sauropod. I based much of this reconstruction on related species, such as Lavocatisaurus and Limaysaurus. Size comparison below ⬇️

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Back underwater, we find the Kem Kem's resident freshwater plesiosaur! This animal is known from a couple adult specimens and one youngster. Size comparison below ⬇️

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Back to the Kem Kem series! Taking to the air once more with Anhanguera - a piscivore with a 4-5m wingspan, and the first toothed pterosaur in the lineup. Size comparison below ⬇️

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Next up, Elosuchus! This animal is not a crocodile, but sits on another branch of the family tree along with its much more famous cousin Sarcosuchus - the pholidosaurs. Size comparison below ⬇️

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Next on the list, and one of two incredibly obscure ornithischians from the Kem Kem, an indeterminate iguanodontian! This animal is only known from a singular half-metre-long footprint. More thoughts and size comparison below ⬇️

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Really venturing out of my comfort zone for this next critter in the Kem Kem series - a fish! This is Axelrodichthys, a giant mawsoniid coelacanth with a potential upper length of 4m. Size comparison below ⬇️

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Here is the tenth in the Kem Kem lineup - we're taking a break from pterosaurs to meet the largest animal in the ecosystem, a gargantuan titanosaur known from enormous trackways and fragmentary fossils. Size comparison (gulp) below! ⬇️

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I am so much more comfortable drawing pterosaurs when they're on the ground. Here's Apatorhamphus, another one of the larger Kem Kem pterosaurs, alongside Alanqa, with a possible 7m wingspan. Size comparison below ⬇️

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I so rarely draw pterosaurs in flight. Here's Afrotapejara, another Kem Kem pterosaur known from some beak material. Tapejarids must have been some of the oddest of the pterosaurs - and that's saying something! Size comparison below ⬇️

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I'm surprised I've managed to keep this series going almost daily. Anyways, here's the next Kem Kem pterosaur - the tiny probe-feeder Leptostomia! As always, size comparison below ⬇️

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Moving on from theropods, we now look at the pterosaurs of the Kem Kem, beginning with the azhdarchoid (?) Alanqa! Some thoughts and size comparison below ⬇️

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Undoubtedly the most impressive of the Kem Kem theropods, Spinosaurus itself. Size comparison below ⬇️

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Onto the most fragmentary of the Kem Kem theropods so far, an indeterminate dromaeosaurid known from some teeth and claw material! Size comparison and some thoughts below ⬇️

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I guess this is a series now! Here's the next in the Kem Kem lineup - an indeterminate abelisaurid. Size comparison below ⬇️

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I'm in a Kem Kem mood it seems. On the other end of the spectrum from the lithe and lanky Deltadromeus is the stocky and robust Carcharodontosaurus! Size comparison below ⬇️

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One of my favourite theropods, and one of the most enigmatic - the giant Deltadromeus from Cenomanian North Africa. More thoughts and a size comparison below ⬇️

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If you get an influx in notifications on here it will probably because I finally found them on here haha
After spending so much time on Twitter I completely forgot to check out the Kem Kem series here!
Compare my new Allosaurus with the original from 2018!