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tuomaskoivurinne β Andrewsarchus and Hyeanodon
Published: 2006-11-15 22:10:30 +0000 UTC; Views: 4139; Favourites: 59; Downloads: 802
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pencil 2006,Andrewsarchus mongoliensis and a pack of Hyaenodon horridus over carcass of a young Embolotherium grangeri.
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Such a great angle and of course a great picture! Good job!Β
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Those creodonts better be careful even with three of them; Andrewsarchus is a HELLUVA lot bigger than Hyaenodon horridus.
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As I have replied to ~doomkiller there, yes. Roughly the late Eocene.
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Cool picture. Now those two are my favourite mammalian carnivores,(Hyaenodon being me fav).
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very cool! to think meat eating hoofed animals once existed!
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Roor. Siistin nΓ€kΓΆisiΓ€ elukoita ja hyvin piirretty.
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That Andrewsarchus looks like it can tear off my arm easily O.o Nice job
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And funny thing is that it's more related to goats than carnivores...
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Really, those grass grazing things? o_O
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Yea, hoofed animals... but Andrewsarchus ate meat...
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Love the Andrewsarchus's profile, very scary. 
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awesome! love the shading effects. When did they exist?
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Thanks! These creatures lived during Eocene and early Oligocene periods (between 56 and 23 million years ago)...
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Don't know what all that names stand for but it sure does look cool!
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Well, they are extinct mammals
Thanks for stopping by!
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