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Nice! But for accuracy's sake you should remove the scales. Therapsids had gland-filled mammalian skin, so scales wouldn't be needed.
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Always love when artists give these guys fur! Good job
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Great Artwork !
Synapsids are really confusing... Are they reptile or mammal ? Even today it is very Blurry
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The Mammalians are clear descendants of Synapsid's So it could be very possible that Synapsid's are much more mammalian than previously thought
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Seems to be the case. Mammalian features were expected for gorgonopsids, cynodonts and therocephalians but even pelycosaurs were more mammal-like than thought.
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Yeah. Pelycosaurs were already developing mammalian skin.
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That's really fascinating to know ! Really ! Β Β
I always liked the Synapsids like dinosaurs; but I think the dinosaur reseach's are quite 'supressed' the other paleoResearchs & works
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Nice job, dude. This looks a lot like some sort of prehistoric wolf. I love how coarse its fur is,
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Wooooow it just looks real! Awesome job!
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Great job! The animal's expression almost seems as if he (or she?) just noticed someone was taking a picture of him.
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Really neat work, love the detail on the therapsid!
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Reminds me of Ammit the devourer from Egyptian mythology.
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wow, I did not know this mythological figure, beautiful ... and thanks for your comment
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The resemblance IS pretty shocking... I wonder if the Egyptians ever found fossils of something like this. It's a closer visual match than the story that protoceratopsid fossils dug up in antiquity gave rise to the "griffin" myths which go back to central Asia.
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Exactly, it is very likely to have had contact with the fossil remains of the animal. After all, most of the mythological creatures are born that way
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Aw man... you put so much time and effort in the scales while Therapsida actually don't had them...
It looks great nonetheless, but also grasslike plants wouldn't be that much of plausible in the time when Titanophoneus lived.
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capisciu, va bona, un preocupa.
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saw your video
was wondering if you used a tablet of some sort for your art?
If so, what kind because I'm interested in getting one
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Yes, unfortunately I use a simple bamboo wacom
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Fell in love with this dangerous beauty. Hope for more therapsids!
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a very cute animal!
Almost reminds me of something like a wildcat.
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perhaps it is their ancestor
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A giant carnivorous anteosaur!
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