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Julio-Lacerda β The Flycatcher
Published: 2012-09-16 01:26:38 +0000 UTC; Views: 36796; Favourites: 1112; Downloads: 431
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A subadult Alioramus plays around trying to catch insects as the spring sun rises.(That's presuming it is not a young Tarbosaurus)
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Its refreshing to see dinosaur (especially a predator) doing something other than killing or some violent interaction
It's a big part of nature but it's not all they do
Theres so many interactions between them and other dinosaurs or even solitary activities like sleeping or drinking
Nice work
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Me encanta es realmente precioso y monΓsimo, es fantΓ‘stico πππ
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SO CUTE! This is the most adorable Alioramus I've seen. Β Β
Rather than a weird, ugly Tyrannosaur with a crazy dewlap (as most reconstruct it). It is so much more than that. Β
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this is so beautiful
it makes me really happy everytime i see itΒ
the alioramus looks so happy and i love the way you made it look like it was smiling
i'm a huge fan of your paleoart, you inspire me so much! keep up the good work c:Β
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This is my smartphone desktop picture. And I ain't planning to change it!
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The cutest tyrannosaurid, I've ever seen!
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That's utterly beautiful, i don't know how some of you can make such great paleoart, it's swell
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This looks somewhat real. Like this picture was taken with a camera outside in a filed.Β
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woow your illustration painting is amazing,it's so beautifulΒ
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Such a rare, beautiful scene in a relentless and unforgiving prehistoric wild...
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The lighting and atmosphere is stunning. amazing work!
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haha! all from a deer to a dino amazing work great job!
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Wow, this has to be the most "lifelike" dinosaur painting I've ever seen. Love the warm colours, too.
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I want to give it a hug and play catch with it in a field!, but...I would more than likely become the toy 0.o
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and I like the background ... like in summer, or maybe on a warm September evening out in the field
and I like the tail, very nice
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Thank you, thank you ... it's a beautiful picture. Love the essence, absolutely love it
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I like this ... reminds me of myself, something "that would be straight out of my dreams" ... reminds me of childhood
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I have no words for this...It is so realistic!
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I love it's facial expression, it's like it's smiling and full of joy. The pose really brings out this emotion too, and the over exposed colors really amplifies the settings emotion.
As a Dino-lover, this really grabs me, and hits a nostalgic ring.
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I've never heard of an Alioramus. But it looks like it's part of the Tyrannosaur family. The face... the tiny arms.
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Yes, it's a little asian cousin of Tyrannosaurus. (Or a juvenile Tarbosaurus, it depends on who you ask!)
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So it's like the nanotyrannus deal; he's either his own species or a juvenile Tyrannosaurs Rex.
And just on a side note, I'm no paleontologist by any means, but when I look at images of the skull, to me, Nannotyrannus does not look like an adult animal. I think it is a juvenile T-Rex.
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Most researches do agree that the Nanotyrannus specimen is not an adult. The question is, what it looked like when fully grown
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That's true. I watched the program Dinosaurs Decoded produced by National Geographic, and that's where they hinted at the possibility that Nanotyrannus was a juvenile T-Rex. It was very interesting.
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This is so amazing... I'm in love with your whole gallery honestly
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