More TV Tropes-osaurs. From the top to the bottom Giganotosaurus carolinii and Allosaurus fragilis. I kind of like how these came out actually, Giganotosaurus looks like a badarse.
Great work. I see that you have used the new mass estimations for these fellas. Much bulkier creatures! I also like the connective sheet of skin, which wraps the thighs, instead of leaving the thigs separate. There is evidence for this, at least in one hadrosaurid fossil. I am curious about the ceratin?-like covering at the snout. Is this based on some research?
Thank you for the comment. Yes, I certainly took all of the new mass predictions into account when reconstructing these two, and both came out very heavy-set. The snout, however, is not actually supposed to be a keratinous covering, but a solid, rugose surface akin to that of crocodilians; a feature which is apparently evidenced from skin impressions from Carnotaurus.
Hey, may I ask, what size did you envision the Allosaur being? 12-meter or 9-10 meter one? I though the Allo looked a bit small compared with the Giga to be the former, but, then again, Giga was large enough to make a 12-meter look comparativelly smaller, and the almost 2 meter skull is almost as long as the actual advantage...
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Wait, what size did you envision the Giganotosaur being?
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Better yet, did you draw them in scale to each other? If that wasn't the case, I've just wasted both of our time :S
Man, I need to stop coming into the internet with mild intoxication, thanks for bearing with me!
I am curious about the ceratin?-like covering at the snout. Is this based on some research?
The snout, however, is not actually supposed to be a keratinous covering, but a solid, rugose surface akin to that of crocodilians; a feature which is apparently evidenced from skin impressions from Carnotaurus.
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Wait, what size did you envision the Giganotosaur being?
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Better yet, did you draw them in scale to each other? If that wasn't the case, I've just wasted both of our time :S
Man, I need to stop coming into the internet with mild intoxication, thanks for bearing with me!
They are indeed to scale with the Giganotosaurus at 12 meters and the Allosaurus as a standard 9 meters.