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December 19, 2024 at 12:25 AM
megaraptor97.bsky.social
El primo argentino del Coelophysis, mucho más grande que su pariente estadounidense. Imponente depredador de sauropodiformes, dicinodontes, terópodos pequeños y rhynchosaurus.
November 5, 2024 at 5:19 PM
megaraptor97.bsky.social
Rhynchosaurus, un arcosauriomorfo vegetariano cuyos primos estuvieron extendidos en casi toda Pangea. Murieron a fines del Triásico a causa de una extinción masiva.
November 5, 2024 at 5:11 PM
rliblog.mastodon.social.ap.brid.gy
El Rhynchosaurus articeps fue un reptil arcosauromorfo herbívoro del Triásico medio (247-242 MdA). Tenía pico, con dientes anchos y planos en el maxilar y paladar, que iban sustituyéndose de atrás a adelante, aunque el desgaste por comer raíces y tubérculos […]

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Criatura similar a una iguana pero con pico.
December 10, 2024 at 8:28 PM
biodiversitypix.bsky.social
🦣 Extinct monsters and creatures of other days
London: Chapman & Hall, 1910.

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Historical black-and-white illustration depicting four prehistoric creatures from the New Red Sandstone Period: Rhynchosaurus, Mastodonsaurus, Hyperodapedon, and Telerpeton. The central figure is a large, lizard-like Mastodonsaurus with a broad head, visible nostrils, and a long, thick tail. Surrounding it are smaller reptilian and amphibian figures, each with distinct body shapes and limb positions. The background features primitive vegetation, including ferns and palm-like trees, suggesting an ancient swampy or forested environment. The detailed shading and labeling highlight the anatomical features of these extinct species.
December 23, 2025 at 5:23 AM
markwitton.bsky.social
The other "official" SVP logos that join "Henry" (=Sabbath's winged demon/angel mascot) the pterosaur: an auroch (because of the connection of bulls with Birmingham, UK) and a Rhynchosaurus skeleton, which is the primary logo. (Rhynchosaurus fossils occur within striking distance of Birmingham.) 2/3
April 18, 2025 at 2:18 PM