#Centrosaurus

[shattersaurus]

Collection of my Certopsian Head Profiles

Styracosaurus, Centrosaurus, Agujaceratops, Pachyrhinosaurus

[makairodonx]

Dinovember 2024 Day 11: The Ancient Herds

A scene inspired by the bonebed finds of the Dinosaur Park Formation of Alberta, Canada - As the dry season hits hard, a herd of Centrosaurus apertus daringly cross a river in order to reach a pasture of green ferns on the other side, and only a lucky few of these ornately-horned ceratopsians will succeed in completing this arduous task.

[knuppitalism-with-ue]

As our ancestors knew: "A frogge biþ a smale beaste wiþ foure leggeys, whiche liueþ boþe in þe water and on londe. It is ofte tyme broune or grene or yelowe; or be it tropyckal, he may liue in trees and haue dyuers coloures lyk reed, blewe, and blak. It haþ longys and guilles boþe..."

Tyrrellbatrachus, sitting in a pathological frill opening of a Centrosaurus.

[alex-fictus]

Dinosaur Families poster available now!

Can't decide on one dinosaur family to get from my 17x11 prints? Why not get them all in one! I managed to fit 61 dinosaurs in one poster, which feels so crazy to say!

Preorder ends Nov. 10th :D

[paleopinesofficial]

And with that, October has drawn to a close and we're saying hello to November! It's starting to get chilly over here 🥶

[amnhnyc]

Here's one last Fossil Friday for 2023! Have you ever heard of Centrosaurus apertus? This dinosaur lived during the Late Cretaceous, about 75 million years ago. Unlike Triceratops, it had one large horn over its nose, small horns over the eyes, and a relatively short frill. This specimen was uncovered by famed Museum fossil hunter Barnum Brown in 1914 in the badlands along Canada's Red Deer River. He considered it to be the most complete specimen he had ever found, “in all details from the tip of the tail to the end of the nose.”

This photo was snapped circa 1956—and you can still see Centrosaurus up close in the Museum's Hall of Ornithischian Dinosaurs! Plan your visit.

Photo: Image no. 324095 / © AMNH Library

[eutrochiumfistulosum]

A bull Centrosaurus forages in late Cretaceous uplands, finding some good vegetation near a mountain stream. Adobe Illustrator, 2020.

[fossillad123]

[ Centro ]

" Centro's high critical-hit rate and Parting Blow ability is tempered by its terrible Accuracy. A good supporting cast is critical for success. "

[carvente]

New discoveries: Furcatoceratops.

Vector art by me

[bird-btch-rambles]

God damn it i hate you for making me start thinking. YOU KNOW WHO YOU ARE

But

May i present to the class:

What dinosaurs i think each mercenary could take down in hand to hand combat. (Note: i see this as their limits, they will get very injured but other wise be able to manage their own)

Scout: a Gallimimus

He is not particularly the strongest mercenary, but he makes up for that with speed. I believe with a well placed hit, Scout can very nicely take down a gallimimus.

Soldier: a Utahraptor

Ok hold on! Yes, the Utahraptor is bigger than him, however this man is a lead poisoned, american made fighting machine. Will he get bloody? Yes. But will he manage? Absofuckinglutely

Pyro: a Elmisaurus

I am ready to take heat for this. I do not see Pyro being good in hand to hand combat. They are an amazing arsonist! But strip away their axe, flamethrower, and all that and it’s just… pyro. Elmisaurus is still a tough dinosaur! Definitely not a weaklings choice, but not the strongest.

Demoman: an Adasaurus

@caillousweave I‘m sorry. He is strong, but not soldier strong. I don’t have much more to say on this one.

Heavy: i am saving for last :3

Engineer: a Latenivenatrix

I believe in him. He’s strong and stocky, plus Texas yeehaw. Again, it will be ROUGH, but he will manage

Medic: an Oviraptor.

Guy he got his shit rocked by a human man, he can NOT be in the ring with a big dinosaur. Sue me, kill me, idc 💙

Sniper: - a pachycephalosaurus

Based on my convo with a very delusional person who believes they can fight a Kapro (totally not targetted 💙) I believe Sniper could reasonably fight a Pachy. Again, not much to say on this

Spy- a velociraptor

COMPSOGNATHUS, THAT WEAK LITTLE BABY MAN WILL GET WRECKED BY A COMPY 🙄🙄🙄. Putting my hatred aside, he, like his son, is not exactly muscley like the likes of Soldier and Demo and Heavy. So, i believe he could crawl his nasty, puny, ugly rat ass out of this fight.

Heavy- a Centrosaurus

Big man needs a big challenge, and boy is this baby big. Not Triceratops big, but i believed Trike was too much. I can see Heavy grabbing it by the horn as leverage.

Thank you for coming to my TEDtalk

[shattersaurus]

Centrosaurus

[makairodonx]

Love is in the Air: Centrosaurus Edition

A male Centrosaurus apertus offers a special gift of flowers to his mate 75 million years ago in what is now the Dinosaur Park Formation of Alberta, Canada.

[tropinui]

Centrosaurus

(SENT-roh-SOR-us)(Late Cretaceous period)

Cow inspired colors and patterns

This piece is part of a project that fell through, the "ABC of Dinosaurs", where I illustrated a selection of extinct animals, some famous, others less well known in fanciful depictions. I do not claim full realism, only giving my take on one of my greatest passions in life.

Please enjoy.

[firestorm-shiba]

Centrosaurus watercolour

inspo on the colouring for this guy was inspired by pinto horses and cows (kind of)

[paleopinesofficial]

Happy Pride Month, everyone! 🌈🦖

These cute dinos are available in Paleo Pines!

[stagbeetleboy]

Another late cretaceous dino, Centrosaurus! Their central horn could curve backwards or forward, which gave them some cool variation!