#dsungaripterus

[railroadatrox]

DRAGONS

Hello, I’ve been making more paleoart recently so I’m gonna be updating this blog again after so many years lol.

To begin, some pterosaurs from a while ago.

[etchif]

me when I'm walkin

[knuppitalism-with-ue]

Another #paleostream sketch

Dsungaripterus taking a bath. While in the past shown as near hydrophobic, there is no reason to assume pterosaurs did not swim, wade and overall get wet.

[dinodanicus]

The first dino sketches of 2024!!!

[fossillad123]

[ Sungari ]

"Sungari backs up its team with enrage and rotation skills. It also knows Immolation for critical situations."

[velespaleoart]

New to this Tumblr thing, have sum sketches in the meantime.

[jef-jaxon]

Dsungaripterus takes to the sky!

[dameracrystmon]

WIP cross stitch pattern Our joint dino project with @white-demonelf 😊 Two color lines. One realistic and one fun colorful👀

Share and Like = Thank you💜

[he-who-needs-to-be-silenced]

Dsungaripterus weii

[impulseimpact]

[local-hyena]

Aahhh, Fossil Fighters Frontier : one of my very favorite games ! I remember picking it up from the shelf out of curiosity, and here I was, playing the coolest dinosaur game ever. I decided to re-play a bit, and I completly forgot that there was a song for the intro ! I really liked exploring and digging up fossiles, but fighting was fun too ! My favorite vivosaur is Alxas, I mainly use him when fighting. I'm a bit over 68 hours of game time.

My second favorite is the Lythro. I named mine Nitro. However, I didn't give a name to my Alxas ? I should think of one someday.

And here's my car :

This is my favorite model. However, it is not my most performant one. Here are her stats :

And here's my most performant car :

I think my favorite Character is Drake. I have him in my team with Elric. Leon is also one of my favorite characters.

I would like to point out how hilarious Nibbles's evolution line is :

First, Nibbles as he follows you around.

then his first and second combat form. Yeah, that's regular vivosaur stuff.

But then he becomes a robot ???

And then thid monstruous thing.

While I do have all the vivosaurs, I don't have ALL the fossils. And don't get me started on the rare fossils, I have so little of them. Is it even possible to have a full vivosaur of rare fossils ? Let alone ALL the vivosaurs ??

Anyway, here are my other favorite vivosaurs : Gorgo, Spino ST, Nychus, V-Raptor, U-Raptor, Dilopho US, Dilopho, Sungari, Thalasso and Coatlus.

[ungojirasapiente]

some heads of a couple pterosaurs, nothing else to say ------ algunas cabezas de pterosaurios, nada mas que decir

[redflare777]

It seems Kirk Langstrom is up to no good; the guys have all transformed into dinosaurs! Inspired by the Jurassic League. For those curious, Jervis is a Styracosaurus, Garfield a Dsungaripterus, Edward a Pachycephalosaurus, Victor a Cryolophosaurus, and Jonathan a Therizinosaurus.

[dilophoraptor]

Repostober Day 24

Continuing the Fakemon train, here's the Fire Starter of my Region. Spoiler alert it's probably my favorite of the three starter lines I've made. Dactynder - Fire/Flying (Pterodactyl + tinder)

Phobiator - Fire/Flying (Phobia + Phobetor)

Hatzempaler - Fire/Ghost (Hatzegopteryx + Emperor + (Vlad the) Impaler)

[that-dinopunk-guy]

Massive Gondolend concept sketch dump

Hey look, it's my only artistic output that ever gets more than one or two notes: drawings of dinosaurs (and other animals)!

The whale-sized filter-feeding pliosaur Pelagititan melvillei (labeled here Aquatitan because I changed the name after I drew this), and the orca-sized mosasaur Zallingeria orak. These were drawn way back in 2002, before we had a better idea of what their tails were supposed to look like.

An updated orak that I started in 2016 and never got very far with because I hated it.

Deinonychus antirrhopus.

Yurgovuchia doellingi, which made an appearance in my short stories "The Hunter" and "The Prey."

Assultornis pteronyx, also known as the drop bird. This is a fictional dromaeosaurine found throughout the Democratic Republic of Samaraland that hunts by dropping down onto prey from above and then dragging its kill up into a tree to avoid getting it stolen by something bigger and meaner. One of these guys appears in my novella The Beasts of Kulig County, which barring any fuckups on my part I should start serializing online again in...November.

The wooly rinic, Cryonyx borealis, a fictional species of baryonychine originally native to Gondolend's frigid northern polar region, but which I have since retconned to be a southern polar animal instead. (I'll have to change that species name if I ever decide to do anything more with Gondolend beyond my current revisions.) While this drawing is relatively recent this is the first fake dinosaur I ever came up with for this project, and as you can see I went full Rule of Cool with the teeth. Which then led to...

...The horrormouth, Cryonyx phoboris. It took me years to actually draw this guy in the flesh; for the longest time it only existed as skull and skeletal reconstructions, which someone eventually tried to pass off as real on some random dinosaur battle forum.

The elma'cho, Elmachosuchus gayi. This was a land-croc that I made as a reference to a gloriously stupid website that a friend of mine made and which is now gone.

I forget the scientific name for this guy, but it's commonly known as a crested dragon. It's a meter-long drepanosaur found in the Cassowary Valley, and makes an appearance in my novella Eleven Days in the Valley, which I'll be serializing on my website starting in September.

Domnosuchus, a giant land-croc native to the island of Yulan. This was the largest known species of land-croc, but it was quickly driven into extinction once humans settled the island.

A giant water bug the size of your hand. The Isani consider them a delicacy.

The gartum, a softball-sized dung beetle that cleans up sauropod shits on the Samara. Yes, its name is a reference to the garthim from The Dark Crystal.

The giant hopper, Macropodotherium. This highly derived and infamously belligerent species of hypsilophodont is native to the island of Vona, but a feral population has become established in the Democratic Republic of Samaraland. These also show up in The Beasts of Kulig County. I also hate how this picture turned out and I can't fathom how I thought eschewing outlines was a good idea.

Two pterosaurs that appear in The Beasts of Kulig County, the tai (Istiodactylus) and the turu (Dsungaripterus). The tai is a full-time scavenger and generally non-aggressive, while the turu is a part-time scavenger and doesn't give a single fuck.

Giraffatitan, known in Samaraland as the twiga. One of these also appears in The Beasts of Kulig County.

Isisaurus, which in ancient times was used by the armies of Garacania as mobile battle platforms with archers (and, later, musketeers and then riflemen) on top.

Zuniceratops, known in Garacania as the gergedat, was a popular cavalry mount. Famously, the legendary Garacani princess Denika Agares I led a gergedat cavalry into battle on many campaigns. (She also appears riding one in my short story "The Messenger.")

Nigersaurus was used as a beast of burden throughout Garacania (and presumably other neighboring areas), and domesticated specimens often had their tails docked at a young age to avoid them getting in the way and whapping people in crowded urban environments. The first two concepts in the second picture were serious, and the others...progressively less so.

A very quick and dirty sketch of a scene in the Garacani territory of Ulaan Bok, showing several local Hahn Gar (an ethnic group inspired mainly by the Hmong) passing by as a Rubeosaurus grazes in the foreground.

An Isani boat, as seen in Eleven Days in the Valley.

A pachycephalosaur.

I forget what I called this guy; it's a giant relative of the alligator snapping turtle native to the Cassowary Valley, where it spends most of its time on the riverbed waiting for prey to swim into its mouth. You can't see it here, but it has a very long neck.

A rough concept for a condor-sized alpine scansoriopterygid that never really went anywhere before I put my Gondolend project on indefinite hiatus.

...And that's it for now. Yeah, there's more. See you in part two, dickheads!

[extinctworld-ua]

Noripterus

Noripterus — ранньокрейдяний дзунгаріптерид, відомий з формації Цаган-Цаб на заході Монголії та формації Ляньмуцинь на заході Китаю. Він жив приблизно 140 мільйонів років (нижня крейда) тому в наземному середовищі з великою кількістю озер і річок. Це один з небагатьох птерозаврів, знайдених у Монголії, до того ж відомий за кількома добре збереженими скелетами.

Повний текст на сайті "Вимерлий світ":

https://extinctworld.in.ua/noripterus/