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Hyerodapedon (formerly Paradapedon) huxleyi was a Late Triassic (carnian) rhynchosaur from the Maleri Formation of India. Hyperodapedon is a genus of very successful bizarre-looking specialized herbivores that had an almost worldwide distribution during the late carnian stage, having been found in Argentina, Brazil, Scotland, Madagascar and India.Related content
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Rynchosaurs were really strange!
Is it possible that, in life, those tusks were somewhat covered?
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The majority of you illustrations are intended to be used for scientific journals, correct?
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What do you mean "intended to be used for scientific journals"? So far none were used in a scientific journal or commissioned specifically to illustrate a scientific article ...
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...oh...sorry for the confusion 
I got those links you have with your illustrations mixed up, because they are with information on the animals. I must had been using the wrong terminology. Their used on news and simple informative websites then, yes?
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Yes, my illustrations tend to be used that way... I see some of them even made it to palaeos.com.
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Sorry for the awkwardness of my random question, I was just curious about where your art ended up because of them being used with the information on different websites. I didnβt mean to sound nosy or confusing.
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Aaarghh‘‘ how i didnt noticed this drwing ‘‘
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Now you did! Thanks for the 
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It might be...I don't know.
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