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Published: 2013-02-10 05:02:45 +0000 UTC; Views: 14322; Favourites: 157; Downloads: 0
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Some of the most iconic dinosaurs found in England.Hypsilophodon, Thecodontosaurus, Scelidosaurus, Polacanthus, Eotyrannus, Megalosaurus, Baryonyx, Cetiosaurus, Iguanodon, Pelorosaurus... to scale
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Oh, very noice dinosaurs.
TOO BAD THEY GOT OVERSHADOWED BY THE MARINE REPTILES THERE
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Nice work! it's cool to think that these amazing animals lived were we live now!
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Great artwork, love the line-ups. Will this one be going to print or download?
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Thanks. I can make it available for print if you want...
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Woo I'm at least vaguely familiar with most of those ones! And I like your scale diagrams. And this human shadow doesn't seem as terrified as the last one
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I think she hasn't yet seen the bigger ones coming... The first one is the small herbivorous gentle looking Hypsilophodon, nothing to fear about that one... The three that followed are herbivorous too...
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Being British myself, I love the variety we have here.
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Cool! I always just think of classic dinosaurs, but since I don't really live in a fossil bearing area, never thought too much about what the local fauna would have been like. *ponders*
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There are definitely well over 30 dinosaurs from England and so many of my freinds (also English) don't know anyone of them! The first 4 dinosaurs ever discovered on planet earth were in Britain, yet still everyone is raving about tyrannosaurus when not many people haven't heard of the dinosaur that started it off, Megalosaurus. Some other dinosaurs are nut hetes, becklispinax eustreptospondylus and of course the one everyone's been talking and commenting about Neovenator!
But Nobu you did all the main ones
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True...
And I've actually drawn more than the 10 represented here, including Eustreptospondylus, Neovenator, Mantellisaurus, Loricatosaurus, Hylaeosaurus, Echinodon, Proceratosaurus, etc... They will all be there in an upcoming book (publication this summer)
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Sorry by Nut hetes I meant Nuthetes
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Nuthetes is kind of hard to reconstruct as not much of the skeleton has been found but probably resembled Velociraptor...
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Oh, he is hiding somewhere... a bit shy I think...
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I didn't even know cetiosaurus was from England! So is it dinosaurs from the whole of Britain or just from England?
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All these dinosaurs were found in England, except Thecodontosaurus which was also found in Wales. There are no named dinosaur species in Scotland and Ireland so far.
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Baryonyx is being waaayyy too big! It's only about 8.5-9 meters long, while yours is ~13.5 meters long with the tail up. It's skull should only be 1 meter long.
Awesome other than that though!
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Thanks! Yes you are correct about Baryonyx, I scaled it wrong as I failed to take the bent tail into account...
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At that scale, even the smallest of them is the size of London. I'm assuming that's the Cardiff Giant there on the left, or perhaps Old King Bran.
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Haha... the map is not to scale but the girl is
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Very nice. And wow, I didn't think Baryonyx was that big. That's more like Suchomimus' size.
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Great work! It's nice to see them all together! 
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I have contemplated including Neovenator but then I thought there will be an unbalance of theropods...
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Ah, you're right! 
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That would take some research though...
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I never knew iguanodon was that friggin' huge!!!!
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Largest specimens were 10 meters in length... so yeah, these are among the largest iguanodonts
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Wow, great work on those!
I gotta say, the Baryonyx is my favourite. ^^
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Thank you! Kinda of love Baryonyx too...
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