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Franz-Josef73 — Forest Foraging--Lambeosaurus
Published: 2013-10-03 13:46:50 +0000 UTC; Views: 2940; Favourites: 104; Downloads: 0
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This is the latest of my works that revisits a piece I did many years ago. Here, a male Lambeosaurus lambei rears up to reach new shoots in a dawn redwood. The Late Cretaceous spring is warm and muggy in what will become Alberta, Canada and the dinosaur is preparing to find a mate and continue his lineage. 75 million years from now, the coastal forests will be gone and the word will be a very different place. But for now, life is good for our hadrosaur friend. Thanks for looking and reading as alway!Related content
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Wow, looks nice, but the color pattern reminds me of an okapi!
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Gorgeous!
My only nit-pick is that the tail is maybe a lil' on the short side, but i guess it has to do with the paper sheet lenght, am i rite?
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Heh. Busted. But then I measured it out based on a Greg Paul skeletal diagram and it seems ok.
And if that's not convincing, we'll call it individual variation
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Well thanks. All praise is due to the okapi.
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OMG I though so!! I looked at this and thought... hmm looks like an okapi!
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