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Published: 2014-12-22 14:04:35 +0000 UTC; Views: 3026; Favourites: 33; Downloads: 0
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Along the rocky, Northern coast of the great Pangaean continent lives a community of bizarre marine reptiles. The impossibly-long necked Tanystropheus, a pair outlandish Atopodentatus, and some sharp-toothed Nothosaurus all clamber onto the rocky shore as a giant ichthyosaur Cymbospondylus leaps out of the water to snatch an unlucky pterosaur Peitinosaurus for a quick snack.Setting: Europe, 235,000,000 B.C.
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Nice!
Just hope that Atopodentatus came here for a temporary time...
Also, I've heard that Cymbospondylus was an obligate piscivore. Is that right?
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Thanks!
At the time of the drawing I thought Atopodentatus lived in Europe, then I saw it was from China. But hey, who knows how they were distributed in real life? Also it did mainly eat fish, but im sure if given the chance t would leap out of the water to catch a dactyl. Orcas do that with birds!
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Atopodentatus in Europe?
Like Utahraptor in Europe in WWD.
AlsoΒ Tanystropheus had a quite stiff neck. They got it right in Sea Monsters.
Nice drawing!
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Well all continents were fused during the Triassic.Β
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YES i didnt realize until i was done. and thanks!
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Tanystropheus, Nothosaurus, Petienosaurus and Cymbospondylus all lived in Europe. I thought Atopodentatus did as well but I didn't find out otherwise until I was done with the picture. Still, since the entire Earth was together back then, i shouldn't have been too hard for them to reach Europe!
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There is a giant Nothosaurus species (N. giganteus) from China.
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perhaps, or like I sad they were just widely distributed.
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I know that feel, bro!
Forgot yesterday the teeth on an Allosaurus and realized it after I've uploaded it!
And forgot Aerodactylus in my review of 2014! Nuuuu!
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and nanuqsaurus, dreadnoughtus, ikrandraco, AND all the deinocheirus and spinosaurus stuff!
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Already on the list for the following letters. X)
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