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Hi, I'm JW, I'm a mostly 2D artist with a focus on paleontology and biology. #1 Wasp Fan!! I also do both wikipedia art and article creation!| <3 @dynamoterror.bsky.social <3
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Just barely making it for September’s #NearbyNature2025, here’s the Mexican Long-nosed Armadillo. Formerly known as a northern subspecies of the recently-split Nine-banded Armadillo, this is the only Xenarthran native to Alabama today. They are mostly nocturnal insectivores. #wildlife #alabama
Colored-pencil sketch of a Mexican Long-nosed (formerly Nine-banded) Armadillo on a white background, walking away at an angle from the viewer
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Back to some fish along with some mammals!: Blickomylus, Prohesperocyon, Italopterus magnificus, and Leptolepis coryphaenoides #paleoart #sciart
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Finally back to posting paleoart so here are some ungulates: Aprixokogia kelloggi, Koristocetus pescei, Pachynolophus eulaliensis, and Pliolophus vulpiceps #sciart #paleoart
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My first set of submissions for #lemuriachallenge a bunch of bugs and fish which will be a general trend with my stuff
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More fish!: Coelacanthus granulatus, Luopingcoelucanthus eurylacrimalis, Ticinepomis peyeri, and Notagogus denticulatus #sciart #paleoart
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Working on some coelacanthiformes and thought I'd post my recon Chinlea sorenseni for #SundayFishSketch #paleoart #sciart
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First more modern ray fined fish I've rendered: Seminotus, Hispanamia, Dercetis, and Ichthyotringa #paleoart #sciart
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Pattisaura, Phenacocoelus, Promerycochoerus, and Pistosaurus
#paleoart #sciart
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Haven't posted in a while, nothing bad is going on, just busy with classes and some other stuff.
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Been a bit busy but these have been done for a bit: Belantsea, Dianmeisaurus, Obruchevodus, and Orientalosuchus #paleoart #sciart
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Doing my first Terraria playthrough in a while with some friends and all I can say is good luck lol
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Yeah, holocephalians are way weirder than people give them credit for, I'd say that they're probably more morphologically diverse than sharks over geologic time. There are way more that a could do.
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With a new description of a certain holocephalian, I decided to go on a deep dive to illustrate some of weirdos from the jurassic being: Acanthorhina, Chimaeropsis, Metopacanthus, and Squaloraja. I also recommend listening to the recent episode by @commondescentpod.bsky.social about chimaeras!
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Time for mammals and reptiles?: Elomeryx, Jiangxisuchus, Heptacodon, and Nabotherium #paleoart #scieart
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Been a bit busy but i wanted to test out how earlier bony fish would look in my rendering style so here's Gogosardina! #paleoart #sciart
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This one was really fun to put together since a bunch of the resources were made with a bunch of people from the area, huge shout out to the UGA Stratigraphy Lab. Would have been so much harder without it.
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Here the result of the last formation stream of 2024.
Over the course of 6 hours we explored the many organisms that inhabited the reefs of the Whitewater formation.
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Starting my project to do artwork of all of the TAZ taxa that need artwork starting with Styracocephalus and Erythrosuchus #paleoart #sciart
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i place to potentially but haven't drawn any myself yet
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Thank you!! I do plan on having the teeth completely or pretty much completely covered by lips. I have a nice skeletal from the osteological redescription that I’ll be using for my main reference.
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i'll be adding it, along with another taxa that the same person requested (being erythrosuchus) and a few crocs i've done over the week to the review board either today or tomorrow.
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When comparing the mandible to Moschops, there were only a few differences between the taxa suggesting an amount of distortion increasing the length of the mandible.
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If you've ever heard of this guy, you may be confused due to the lack of a long face and big chin. In 2013, Güven et. al. took another look at the specimens and turns out both the cranium and mandible were massively effected by taphonomy...
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Another request, this being Riebeeckosaurus, explanation for why it looks this way will be in the comments! #paleoart #Sciart