PALAEONAVIX
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We navigate through time with Science & PalaeoArt. Join us in discovering the history of life: illustrations/sculptures/edutainment about palaeontology will make us understand a bigger world. For enthusiasts, science & museums. Artwork by FreddiSpindler
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Goofy. Yes. It's a bit like variety theater. 🤭
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Tetralophodon, considered to link a gomphothere grade with true elephants
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Presentation: Slides in English, Live Drawing, Zoom Link will be shown here:

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Another meeting sketch withour actual reference: Parviraptor, the proto-snake
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get it up!

(photo: Antonia Koch, Naturpark Altmühltal)
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Protorosaurus conceptual drawing, playing with posture (thus the cut neck). So this is how bird and crocodile ancestors once looked like.
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Sommerpause vorbei - Vortragsreihe geht weiter

24. Sept. 19:00 Uhr Jura Museum Eichstätt

GALAPAGOS UND DAS HERZ BAYERNS

www.jura-museum.de/termin/galap...

Fotos: Charles Darwin Research Station, Galápagos; Schulte-Strathaus, cpuKU
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old memories: A horn-less bronothere, Sthenodectes
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If they reproduced the same style like later polycotylids, the newborn ones were just huge. Pliosaurus could reach a total lenght of about 12 m. So our 3 m model is a very young juvenile. Never fell into the prey class of a number of fishes!
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Detail for our Baby Pliosaurus, originally sculpted for a 3 metre long selfie point, now prepared as a toy/collectible.
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Totally agreed! Typology is a thinking we do anyway, so better aware then useless
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Spontaneous sketch without reference (during a meeting): Microsyops is a stem primate from the Eocene, with traces of fruit consumption.
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Compsognathus, not as we know it from our childhood
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Bringing back the Ichthyosaur to Solnhofen - after the fishing lines proved insufficient to hold a 4 kg model to the ceiling. Or some visitors' act, who knows (photo: Valentina Rosina)
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A new basal zatracheid temnospondyl from the early Permian Chemnitz Fossil Lagerstätte, central-east Germany | PalZ
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Ebb and flow! After some projects, we cleaned the workshop of plastic dust, taking about 19 hours in one shift. Now ready for the next team projects: Before returning to sculpting, it is time for historical restorations
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Thanks! - What a dangerous mixture...
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more than 10 years ago, this was one of my first pieces in digital painting: Thylacosmilus, the non-cat sabertooth (marsupial!)
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German "Ursaurier" and their fauna

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for more details on the amniotes - like the first (and overdue) distinction of Martensius from Callibrachion, a additional sphenacodont locality, or a putative skull fragment of Cabarzia - cite an English version of our chapter:

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Thalassemys nicknamed Mobbl, the largest known turtle of the Jurassic - for Natural History Museum in Bamberg

www.naturkundemuseum-bamberg.de/mediathek-3

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thalass...