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Published: 2009-05-01 07:04:35 +0000 UTC; Views: 7464; Favourites: 96; Downloads: 0
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Indricotherium, based on new reconstruction of skeleton found in Pakistan (fom one of French sites). So, it can be Baluchitherium. It isn't so robust as old traditional reconstruction of Baluchitherium and not so gracile as traditional K. Flerov' reconstruction of Indricotherium transouralicum.Related content
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indricotherium, or as i call them, "meat giraffes" cuz they look like fat giraffes XD
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In regards to european myths of the Indrik beast, its obvious that this animal isnt the inspiration, unless someone found a skeleton. If not, what would the inspiration be, some ice aged creature seen by the first europeans? Mammoth or elasmothere, yes?
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Indrik = mammoth. Maybe also some rumors about rhinoceroses ("nozdroch" in Old Russian books)
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Oh wow, amazing that such words still exist, it must be a very old langauge, something to be proud of.
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I like the rolls of skin on the Paraceratherium's body. It makes it look like modern large mammals.
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i'm expecting ur work in murals across the country my friend
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I don't have skeletal drawings of Juxia, so most probably - not. If I find something - maybe.
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I wonder who took the picture of the skull of it they have in Wikipedia: if we find out, maybe we could ask if they could take a picture of the whole skeleton.
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