#Acrocanthosaurus

[fossillad123]

big guy from big state (texas)

[geek-jpeg]

A hadrosaur, iguanodont, carcharodontosaurid, and dromaeosaurid walk into a bar right-

[webvein]

Got some new lil dinos up in the shop, if anyone's interested!

[haifischtoast]

acrocanthosaurus sketch

[prehistoricpencil]

I’ve been doing a lot of background practice these last few months, this is one of the earlier paintings that I’m proud of!

[hellagator]

Im becoming obsessed with pierced dinosaurs.

[dromaeosaurid]

Illustrations from Familiar Dinosaurs - The Audubon Society Pocket Guides (1993). Text by Joseph Wallace, & illustrations by Donna Braginetz, Michael Cole, Brian Franczak, Edward Heck, Douglas Henderson, Frank Ippolito, Eleanor M. Kish, Vladimir Krb, Michael Rothman, and Jan Sovak.

In order: Albertosaurus, Acrocanthosaurus, Compsognathus, Dilophosaurus, Allosaurus, Coelophysis, Avimimus, Chirostenotes, Carnotaurus, Ceratosaurus, Baryonyx, Daspletosaurus, Tyrannosaurus.

[gwydpolls]

Time Travel Question 36: Prehistory (Iteration Unknown)

These Questions are the result of suggestions from the previous iteration.

Please add new suggestions below if you have them for future consideration. All cultures and time periods welcome.

[bluegekk0]

A redesign of the JW Evolution Acrocanthosaurus I did for fun. Based on the alternate JWE1 pattern and the Jurassic Park Operation Genesis design

[zombiethethinker]

acrocanthosaurus

[paleo-cafnir]

Ancient Bones

[lowpolyanimals]

Acrocanthosaurus from Jurassic Park: Warpath

[geek-jpeg]

Most of January has consisted of commission work, but I'll share a couple since I kind of forgot about posting entirely for a bit-

[fossillad123]

[ Acro ]

" Acro is well balanced and reliable. It can also learn an excite-inducing skill that prevents enemy rotation. "

[stripesu]

This post from @silylilyanimove has been stuck in the back of my head and I'd be lying if I said I wasn't inspired

[dinosaurnews]

“…at a news conference at the Prince George’s County park Wednesday, officials and paleontologists announced the April discovery of the largest theropod fossil in eastern North America, a three-foot-long shin bone they hypothesize is from Acrocanthosaurus, a spiny, sharp-toothed carnivore from the Early Cretaceous period — about 38 feet long.

The discovery of additional dinosaur fossils soon followed, a trove of prehistory wrested from ironstone and clay. More than 100 fossils, estimated to be 115 million years old, have been found so far in a dinosaur bone bed along what had once been a river. A bone bed is the term paleontologists use to describe a concentration of bones of one or more species within a geologic layer.

The finding ‘marks a fundamental, extraordinary milestone in the field of paleontology and opens a window into our ancient world and to the species that once roamed this land,’ Peter A. Shapiro, chairman of the Maryland-National Capital Park and Planning Commission, said at a news conference.”

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