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King-Edmarka — Mantellisaurus atherfieldensis
Published: 2014-04-20 18:46:32 +0000 UTC; Views: 1071; Favourites: 46; Downloads: 7
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An "Iguanodont" from the Early Cretaceous of England. Mantellisaurus could have grown up to about 9 meters (29.5 ft) in length. It was a contemporary of it's cousin Iguanodon, which it was once considered a species of. This genus was more gracile than it's cousin.Related content
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Glad you caught that! The pattern was partially inspired by the Springbok.
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close enough! perhaps Neovenators looked like leopards!
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Great work, the colour scheme is amazing.
(Okay, I'm a sucker for Black/White patterns, so no wonder I like it. xD But the rest is amazing, too. 
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Thank you! I've always been a big fan of the black and white patterns too.
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No problem and great to hear. ^^
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You're welcome
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Very nice, I see the Springbok pattern on it.
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You're welcome, It is a nice shade of green.
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Thank you! I feel that it is one of my better coloring jobs.
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Cool. I like the kind of jade like color scheme. When I first saw the front legs, I thought because of how it was holding itself it would fall over, but then I remembered the entire back half of the dinosaur.
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That's always a good thing to remember.
The color scheme was inspired somewhat by Gregory S. Paul's rendition of the animal in the Princeton book, and the pattern was based mostly off of the Springbok.
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Do not base movement of creatures with tails off of creatures without tails.
I can see the sprinkboky-ness of the color patterns.
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