#Camarasaurus

[thecoffeeisblack]

Final for Camarasaurus grandis!🦕

[knuppitalism-with-ue]

Here we go! The formation piece for the Morrison formation. I apologize to all Morrison nerds for not including their personal favorites. At some point the image is full.

We mostly focused on the flora and fauna of the Dry Mesa quarry and adjacent localities. Torvosaurus and Ceratosaurus were also present but where would you even put these?

Because there are plenty of size charts for Morrison we didn't bother about it this time but one of our Discord mods, Tim, and a few other people put together a rich menu to choose from. The flora was informed mostly by the work by the work of Tom Parker.

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[amnhnyc]

Heads up… it’s Fossil Friday! 🦕 The Museum's Apatosaurus, collected at the turn of the 20th century, was the first sauropod ever mounted. But did you know that for years, this mighty dinosaur was displayed with the wrong skull? Using incomplete remains, scientists speculated that Apatosaurus was closely related to another sauropod: Camarasaurus. As a result, a similar skull to Camarasaurus was sculpted and placed atop Apatosaurus’ body (pictured), where it remained for decades. As new research emerged, this reconstruction was updated. To this day, only one Apatosaurus has ever been found with its skull attached!

See Apatosaurus up close in the Museum's Hall of Saurischian Dinosaurs! Plan your visit.

Photo: Image no. 45615, AMNH Library

[sombertide-0]

some dinosaur silhouettes!!!!

[unexpecteddinolesson]

Camarasaurus

Camarasaurus is the most common sauropod found in North America. It lived alongside other sauropods, filling separate niches by eating different types of vegetation. Camarasaurus was a medium-sized sauropod, at around 20 m in length, and weighing 50 t. It had the large naris typical of Macronarians, as well as the long forelimbs and relatively short tail.

[mesozoicmarket]

A section of dinosaur skull or basipterygoid process from a sauropod, likely Camarasaurus sp. from the Morrison Formation in the Big Horn Basin of Wyoming, United States. This genus of basal macronarian is the most common sauropod found in the United States and makes up the majority of dinosaur fossils in the Morrison Formation alongside Diplodocus and the theropod Allosaurus.

[fossillad123]

[ Camara ]

" Camara learns a rare skill that randomly boosts the status of an ally. It also knows Auto LP Recovery. "

[makairodonx]

Jurassic June 2024 Day 26: Camarasaurus lentus

A father C.lentus protects a juvenile from an attacking Allosaurus jimmadseni with a powerful kick from one of his hind legs.

[cellulosaurus]

Dinovember day 30: Saurophaganax

So, huh, "Saurophanax" (the lord of lizard eater) is in a weird spot for now In the recent Cau phylogeny, saurophaganax was placed as a methriacanthosaurid (like the one on the bottom right) BUT in the 84th Society of Vertebrate Paleontology annual meeting, a still unpublished paper stated that some parts of the holotype of "Saurophaganax" where in fact Allosaurus remains (like the pubis part in the bottom of the top left corner and represented on the top right), unidentified large theropod remains (like the metatarsals on the top left) and saupod remains (like the bone on the top right of the top left corner).

I decided to interpret the sauropod remains as those of a camarasaurid, because no one can stop me

@1dinodaily

[bobnichollsart]

Today's random portfolio artwork is "The Formidable Opportunists," from the book LOCKED IN TIME, ANIMAL BEHAVIOUR UNEARTHED IN 50 EXTRAORDINARY FOSSILS (written by Dr Dean Lomax). It features a group of Allosaurus feeding on a dead Camarasaurus, it is based on an amazing fossil site at the Wyoming Dinosaur Centre (USA).

[ragarat]

I need to be stopped

I made Frank a dinosaur

[thecoffeeisblack]

Hello🦕

[fluffyyutyrannus]

-SKULL ISLAND SAUROPODS-

Three species of sauropods live on Skull Island today, each one of them belongs to a different family and fills different niches, here we will go over all of them one by one.

-DIABLOSAURUS-

A Dicraeosaurid with armored osteoderms over their body and a rhino-like horn on their snouts, the horn is usually used more for display over fighting, but some individuals have been spotted using their horns against predators occasionally.

-BRONTODOMINUS-

This unusual Camarasaurid evolved a semi-acquatic lifestyle, living in swamps and feeding mostly on kelp, algea and occasionally meat as well, some Brontodominus have even been seen eating humans during the first few expeditions to Skull island.

-BRACHIOCOLOSSUS-

This 60 meters tall Brachiosaurid is the largest sauropod still living on earth, when one of them dies it is seen as a momentous occasion by the Skull Islanders, as their body alone will feed the forest's flora, fauna and people for generations to come.

[patchhampter]

so i may not be as much into fnaf now as i used to when i was younger but ive always been baffled that nobody has made a dinosaur themed fnaf fan game?? i may just be autistic for these sillies but i love the concept of it so much :D it makes sense for me because dinosaurs are popular with kids and popular in horror and irl there are a lot of dinosaur animatronics. so my concept here is that somewhere in utah fazbear entertainment collaborated with a fictional museum to make an educational dinosaur themed restaurant! also every dino robot is a species that can be found in utah! So first we have Utahraptor. It was made to show off more birdlike theories and was given a voicebox that can record voices to repeat them back like those toys that do it but due to being haunted can mimic voices. they slowly stalk the player and intentionally mess with them, toying with their prey. (this was made before the mimic lmao)

Next is Camarasaurus! this animatronic is HUGE and in a kid's cove type area all to itself. because its so big the engineers only made its neck, head and tail robotic while its body is a plastic frame. At night it detaches its neck/head from its body and slithers through the vents. also here's a plushie of little dude!

Next is Diabloceratops. this one is the most haunted and possibly possessed by a demon. its body moves in unnatural ways and it frequently will move with its limbs on backwards or upside down. it also has some kind of strange parasite type thing in it similar to ennard spaghetti. this design is probably my favorite and the one that freaks me out the most, inspired by the not-deer cryptid and demonic possession.

And lastly the only withered animatronic, Akainacephalus ! :D they are inspired by slinky toys and poltergeists. this guy has a fnaf 2 puppet type role in the cast and sits right outside the office and doesn't move much unless its activated. i dont have much lore for them yet but i still love little dude! I also plan to add Ceratosaurus, Tenontosaurus, and Stegosaurus!

There is also Archie! He is an Archaeopteryx and the only member of the cast who is not found in Utah and is the education mascot of the museum :D he has an almost helpy like role and only shows up on posters, art, screens and as a plushie. :D

I dont know if this game will ever come out but i wanted to share my concept somewhere on the internet :D

[haifischtoast]

started to work on something bigger ~

[vickysaurus]

Tag urself I'm Styracosaurus.