#heterodontosaurus

[sombertide-0]

little heterodontosaurus waking up from a nap for day 12 :3

[stavrosskundromichalis]

Nobody messes with Heterodontosaurus tucki and her kids in Early Jurassic South Africa

[a-dinosaur-a-day]

A group of visionaries have figured out how to bring nonavian dinosaurs to the present, and have determined the 10 species that make the best pets and domesticated them, with an oversimplified guide to what modern pet/livestock/husbandry animals they resemble most. you have done the work, you're completely prepared, and today, you're bringing your new friend home.

you will be able to take care of the pet and they will become your best friend for the rest of your lives. there are no downsides to any of these pets apart from what is in the brief description.

the pets, with image descriptions indicating which is which and artist credit, with artist links attached:

[fastman27]

Dinovember day 12: Heterodontosaurus

[justgoji]

Day 12: Heterodontosaurus

@1dinodaily

[princefluph]

Dinovember day 11 12! Heterodontosaurus! An Ornithischian from the early Jurassic! I have a very clear memory of these creatures from Ark and it is not good. Name meaning "different toothed lizard" one of the features of this dinosaur that gives me the same reaction as someone finding a roach in their house is the fact that this dinosaur had massive fangs on its lower jaw. I drew it here like a cat that saw someone who owes it money. (EDIT I MESSED UP THIS WAS DAY 12 LOL ILL POST DAY 11 TOMORROW I DID THIS AT LIKE 12:30 LAST NIGHT HELP)

[the-dragon-girl-27]

Today on art I never posted:

I never posted this cuz i try to avoid doing to much self promo type posts but anyway since I have more paleo followers some of y'all might like these

a while back I drew some pride dinosaurs to make stickers (that's why the ugly sample text lol), yes these are all awful awful puns. I'm pretty happy with how they all turned out I aimed to make the colors look somewhat natural for the most part I think I managed to do that.

I sell em on Etsy if you are curious

[tinysaurdinysaur]

Teeth

[fulcrum-art-fox]

Dinovember day 12: Heterodontosaurus

[thecoffeeisblack]

Color work in progress on Heterodontosaurus tucki.

I swear this critter always looks ticked off in reconstructions.

[cellulosaurus]

Dinovember day 11 12: Heterodontosaurus

Heterodontosaurus tucki, the toothy dino. That little cuttie lived in what is now South Africa about 200 to 190 Mya. The feathers are based on Tianyulong, a chinese relative that might not be so closely related after all! Still, it was covered in an extensive coat of feathers, and with Kulindadromeus and Psittacosaurus also presenting such feathers, it's safe to assume Heterodontosaurus had something similar going on.

@1dinodaily

[katborg82]

Dinovember day 12!! @1dinodaily

I like to imagine it sounds like a hyrax

[jestermaker]

This was a little rushed but it’s not the worst one (its not day 6)

Dinovember day 12

[ppaleoartistgallery]

Paleostream 11/11/2023

results of today's Paleostream!!!

Today we sketched: Heterodontosaurus, Clatrotitan, Vaginoceras, and Eocursor

[comicaltruestory]

Dinovember Day 12 - he's a baby

[chaoskirin]

Extinct Animal Art: POST 1

I've been creating some assets for @palearaptor's Twitch streams. From time to time she has daily dino segments so I made some arts for them. <3 Here's the ones released so far.

ANCHIORNIS:

A winged dinosaur from the late Jurassic. We know its colors! Dark grey to black body with some white striping and flight feathers. It had a red crest.

ANUROGNATHUS:

Not a dinosaur! This little critter was a pterosaur from the later Jurassic. There were a few species, but this art is based on the holotype Anurognathus ammoni.

HETERODONTOSAURUS:

An early Jurassic dinosaur whose name means "different tooth." This is an herbivore, but probably used those sharp teeth for defense and display.

MIRAGAIA:

A stegosaurid dinosaur with the longest neck of all stegosaurs so far. Like all stegosauridae, it lived during the Jurassic period. There's some debate on how its spines were arranged, but this is the most accepted so far. It did NOT have shoulder spines like kentrosaurus.

PROTOCERATOPS:

Protoceratops, a dinosaur from the late Cretaceous. Although its name means "first horned face," it actually came AFTER some of the more popular ceratopsians like Diablo ceratops. It is still considered an "early" ceratopsian. It was famously tangled in a life-and-death struggle with a velociraptor where both animals died and were fossilized together.