Euhelopus zdanskyi by T-PEKC

Thank you man! I really like the coloration on this one too, even though it's improbable to have been like this.

Thank you! Euhelopus is among the coolest looking early Cretaceous sauropods.

Well, I didn't know anything about this, but after quick google search it seems that there are some basal titanosauriform's teeth from the Yixian formation which could be refered to cf. Euhelopus sp. That's all I found. [link] and [link] . Though I don't know if bunch of teeth are really that much diagnostic on genus level.

Thank you very much! I always appreciate your comments and constructive criticism, especially when I know how good you're at drawing sauropods. BTW, I used Paul's skeletal as reference. Seeing my comments on your work you may figure out why I drew the neck in that way.

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Sort of. I'm planing to do something like short digital book about the sauropods. It would be separated in two parts, one describing their evolution, why they got so big, did they live in heards, physiology etc., and the other would be an encyclopedia with facts about certain species. It probably would take few years to finish this project but I'll take my time. I want to have my own website someday in future and this book would be downloadable. My plans to the moment include only version on my language but if it turns out well then I could try to translate it to English. Knowing how bad my English is this would be mission impossible. Anyway, my main goal in future is to popularize the dinosaurs because they are unknown or very little is known about them in my country (usually people imagine dinosaurs they way dino paleontoligsts imagined then in pre-Dino reneissance age) and pretty much all bulgarian dino or paleo related sites sucks.

I got a list with reconstructions that I have to draw for this little project of my, but think to show it next time I update of my journal which will be probably in two or three weeks.

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I agree with you. The posture of the neck in the skeletal I used for reference was almost vertical. I don't think it looked that way.

Yeah, it does look a little bit like giraffa.

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Well, the animal had pretty long neck actually. Atleast that's the impression I got from the reference that I used. Anyway, I often draw sauropod's necks longer than there were, so there is big chance for you to be rigth about this.