🎃 Spooky Kia 🎃 🏳️‍🌈 Chaotic Whovian of Arrakis
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Enjoys Dinosaurs, paleontology in general, Dune, Doctor Who, Godzilla/Kaiju, Transformers, and steam trains CEO of the Camp Cretaceous fanclub LGBTQ+, Persian
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🦖 Daily Paleo 🦖; Brontotholus harmoni

From Late Cretaceous Two Medicine Formation, USA, "Thunder Dome" (Ace name!) is a newly described pachycephalosaur and the 3rd largest known. It's not closely related to either Stegoceras nor Pachycephalosaurus, suggesting more diversity
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Attending #NYCC today?
DreamWorks TV
wants to hear from you 🦖
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The Chaos Theory season 4 trailer has been posted by cast and crew on Instagram. Head there to check it out!

It will be “officially” released later and we’ll share then.

Enjoy #NYCC
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Happy Chaotic Panel day! 🦖
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🦖 Daily Paleo 🦖; Stensioella heintzi

From Early Devonian Germany, this odd basal placoderm is named after a paleozoologist. It had a whip-like tail, wing-like pectoral fins, and armor made up of scale-like tubercles. I expect nothing less from the Paleozoic, lol

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The animation, lighting, and atmosphere are all on point in "Hunted By Moonlight"

We'll be getting an 11 minute long dinosaur-themed Halloween classic on October 24th! 🦖 🎃
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🦖 Daily Paleo 🦖; Spiclypeus shipporum

From Late Cretaceous Judith River Group, Montana, "spike shield" is a 4 ton chasmosaurine ceratopsians whose mature type specimen shows serious infections on its humerus and frill, as well as evidence of frill injury resulting from combat

Art by Jack Wood
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🦖 Daily Paleo 🦖; Caiuajara dobruskii

From Early Cretaceous Goio-Ere Formation, Brazil, "Caiuá Tapejara" is a Tapejarid pterosaur known from bone beds preserving different ontogenetical stages which show crestless juveniles. As a Tapejarid, it was likely frugivorous

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🦖 Daily Paleo 🦖; Iani smithi

From Late Cretaceous Cedar Mountain Formation, Utah, this rhabdodontomorph iguanodontian is named after the Roman God of transitions, referencing the time's changing climate. It serves as a link between Tenontosaurus and Rhabdodontids

Art by Jack the Vulture
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Surviving Earth is challenging PhP for the paleomedia crown

BTW, insane that we've seen more of SE (which comes out next year) than PhP Ice Age which comes out next month. Apple needs to look up a little new word called "promotion"
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WAKE UP EVERYONE NEW #SurvivingEarth STILL FEATURING PLIOSAURS JUST DROPPED!!!
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🦖 Daily Paleo 🦖; Harpacanthus fimbriatus

Ehm...sir...? There's something on your... whatever, from Carboniferous Bear Gulch Formation, USA, "finger like hooked spine" is a small cartilaginous fish with a strange set of projections on its upper jaw with an unknown use
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🦖 Daily Paleo 🦖; Albertosaurus sarcophagus

From Late Cretaceous Alberta, Canada, the 3 ton"meat eating Alberta lizard" was described as a footnote in the same paper as T.rex. One of the best sampled tyrants, it allows for ontogeny studies and shows a potentially social life

Art by Fred the Dinoman
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🦖 Daily Paleo 🦖; Tyrannosaurus rex

From Late Cretaceous North America, "tyrant lizard king" needs no introduction. On top of being one of the largest land predators, its crushing jaws, binocular vision, cursorial limbs, and agile hips made it the prized fighter of antiquity

Art by Draconos_Takeji
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#Tyrannosaurus rex was named 120 years ago today (Oct 4, 1905). If you want to know all there is to know about the world's most iconic #dinosaur, the word is that my book "King Tyrant", published a few months back, is a good start. #fossils #paleontology #paleoart press.princeton.edu/books/hardco...
The cover of the book "King Tyrant: a natural history of Tyrannosaurus rex" covered with gleaming review comments and a load of 5 star (or nearly so) ratings. Do you not have a copy yet? You can get them wherever books are sold. I mean, I'm just an alt text caption so my judgment on this anything beyond image description is limited, but I hear Mark worked incredibly hard on this project and thinks it's the best thing he's ever published. He'd be really happy if you bought a copy, and perhaps additional ones for friends and family so you could have very informed conversations about T. rex and all the dinosaur biology it's revealed to us.
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Happy 120 anniversary to the prized fighter of antiquity, the absolute warlord of the Earth, one of the world's most powerful predators, an incredibly awesome animal, Tyrant King of all Saurians, and my 2nd favorite dinosaur, Tyrannosaurus rex 🦖 🎂

What a fantastic creature...
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🦖 Daily Paleo 🦖; Etacystis communis

You have questions, i'm sure... Same here, lol. From Middle Pennsylvanian Mazon Creek fossil beds, USA, "H sac" is... a thing. Its affinity is uncertain, but it was an invertebrate colonial organism. The shape of its main sac varied greatly

Art by Paleobiome
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🦖 Daily Paleo 🦖; Boreaspis spp.

From Devonian Svalbard Archipelago, Norway, "Boreas shield" is a genus of 2 cm osteostracan, a type of jawless fish. Its head shield included a spathe like rostrum that was likely used to improve hydrodynamics and help root out food

Art by avancna
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🦖 Daily Paleo 🦖; Palaeoloxodon falconeri

From Middle Pleistocene Sicily and Malta, this 1 meter tall island dwarf is one of the smallest elephants. Descended from the European P. antiquus, its feet are more digitigrade, its neck more elongated, and it had juvenile esque features
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🦖 Daily Paleo 🦖; Orthacanthus spp.

From Late Carboniferous to Early Permian North America and Europe, "vertical spine" was a genus of 3 meter long eel-like shark named after the long spike projecting from its skull. A freshwater apex predator, its teeth grew in pairs