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Twenty dinosaurs and one pterosaur.
All from the late cretaceous of europe.
From left to right:
Blasisaurus
Lirainosaueus
Hadrosaur from Bavaria
Arenysaurus
Ampelosaurus
Atsinganosaurus
Balaur
Struthiosaurus
Paludititan
Pyroraptor
Elopteryx
Magyarosaurus
Gargantuavis
Hungarosaurus
Hatzegopteryx
Ajkaceratops
Zalmoxes
Rhabdodon
Tethyshadros
Telmatosaurus
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All from the late cretaceous of europe.
From left to right:
Blasisaurus
Lirainosaueus
Hadrosaur from Bavaria
Arenysaurus
Ampelosaurus
Atsinganosaurus
Balaur
Struthiosaurus
Paludititan
Pyroraptor
Elopteryx
Magyarosaurus
Gargantuavis
Hungarosaurus
Hatzegopteryx
Ajkaceratops
Zalmoxes
Rhabdodon
Tethyshadros
Telmatosaurus
download the pic for a closer look
It's to small in this view...
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BTW Tarascosaurus was (supposedly, from what I should tell) a type of abelisaur. He was on Dinosaur Planet (2003) on the episode Pod's Travels, where he coexisted with Pyroraptor, Rhabdodon, Ampelosaurus (on the old island, which I could very well be wrong about; it might've been Magyarosaurus on both), Magyarosaurus (of course)), Elopteryx, and the crocodilian Allodaposuchus.

This Hatzy was done long before Witton and other realized that, here some more recent sketches: www.deviantart.com/art/Short-n…
Speaking of which...what's the weirdest case of island evolution? Not just flightless or giant/dwarf-bizarre, but incredibly bizarre (say unusual breeding cycles)
BTW, there are many cases of unlikely apex predators evolving in islands (terror skink, Haast's eagle, Galapagos giant centipede, Cuban giant owl, etc)
BTW, there are many cases of unlikely apex predators evolving in islands (terror skink, Haast's eagle, Galapagos giant centipede, Cuban giant owl, etc)
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