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A large Marshosaurus mother with two juveniles almost ready to leave walk through a gallery forest close to a river in the late jurassic morrison formation 155 million years ago.
A few carnivorous rhamphoryncoid pterosaurs (this one in particular is based on Harpactognathus) soar above their heads, hunting smaller pterosaurs and insects.
The air is hot and humid, and the forest flood is covered with primitive horsetail-plants, and small cycads, but no flowering plants.

Marshosaurus bicentesimus'' was a medium-sized megalosauroid that lived in the late-jurassic north america.
Length: ~4,5 m
weight: ~200 kg
By modern day standards, it was a very big carnivore, but in the morisson formation it was far from being the apex predator, with much larger carnivores such as Allosaurus, Torvosaurus and Ceratosaurus present.
I have given it primitive stage 1-2 feathers because it possibly is a basal condition for theropoda, or even dinosauria.
The patterns on the juveniles are inspired by baby ratites.

Harpactognathus was a large rhamphoryncoid that had a 2.5 meters wingspan, but only weighed ~1.5 kg.
Considering it's teeth it probably hunted smaller pterosaurs, insects and maybe occasionally fish.

Description
A large Marshosaurus mother with two juveniles almost ready to leave walk through a gallery forest close to a river in the late jurassic morrison formation 155 million years ago.
A few carnivorous rhamphoryncoid pterosaurs (this one in particular is based on Harpactognathus) soar above their heads, hunting smaller pterosaurs and insects.
The air is hot and humid, and the forest flood is covered with primitive horsetail-plants, and small cycads, but no flowering plants.

Marshosaurus bicentesimus'' was a medium-sized megalosauroid that lived in the late-jurassic north america.
Length: ~4,5 m
weight: ~200 kg
By modern day standards, it was a very big carnivore, but in the morisson formation it was far from being the apex predator, with much larger carnivores such as Allosaurus, Torvosaurus and Ceratosaurus present.
I have given it primitive stage 1-2 feathers because it possibly is a basal condition for theropoda, or even dinosauria.
The patterns on the juveniles are inspired by baby ratites.

Harpactognathus was a large rhamphoryncoid that had a 2.5 meters wingspan, but only weighed ~1.5 kg.
Considering it's teeth it probably hunted smaller pterosaurs, insects and maybe occasionally fish.