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SebasRuna — Buitreraptor
Published: 2011-07-20 17:35:29 +0000 UTC; Views: 3250; Favourites: 96; Downloads: 104
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Buitreraptor gonzalezorum. This small Argentine dinosaur related to origin of birds was described by a friend, Federico Agnolin, just six years ago. This little ones were fast runners, and based on their morphology, it is not unreasonable that they already dominate the flight. According to their small teeth and long snout, is believed that they have piscivorous habits, but surely, they not reject other small animals.I hope you like my version of this strange creature.
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Comments: 16
Great drawing!
But aren't dromaeosaurs among the least built for running among theropods? Or maybe I'm thinking of eudromaeosaurs
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What a puzzling little guy. Beautiful drawing, as usual.
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I agree. Thank you so much An!
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I was actually in the Chicago Field Museum's fossil lab when they were bringing in and cleaning up parts of the buitreraptior type specimen. It's such a beautiful, fragile creature, and has such an elegant skeleton. excellent work on this portrayal.
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