#Gorgosaurus ( GOR-gə-SOR-əs; lit. 'dreadful lizard') is a #genus of #tyrannosaurid #theropod #dinosaur that lived in western North America during the #LateCretaceous #Period (#Campanian), between about 76.5 and 75 #millionYearsAgo.

Happy #FossilFriday !

I had an AWESOME time this week, CT scanning and printing my tiny #Campanian therians at FHL’s Lab 8!

Thanks @fishguy.bsky.social for showing me the ropes and having me up there!

Here is the timelapse for yesterday’s piece! www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ji2m...

#FernsPath #Parasaurolophus #Dinosaur #PaleoArt #PreHistoric #LateCretaceous #Cretaceous #Campanian #Hadrosaur #Parasaurolophuswalkeri

Digital cartoon illustration featuring a young parasaurolophus standing in a lush, swampy environment. Her body is predominantly light brown with light blue stripes and some darker brown spots. Her eyes, too, are brown. She is gently eating vegetation near a body of water, and is surrounded by mangroves of varying sizes, ferns, and other foliage. A dragonfly is perched upon her nose, and fireflies can be seen surrounding her.

This is my li'l parasaurolophus, Fern. this image will be the banner for any blog posts related to her and her story, "Fern's Path".

#FernsPath #Parasaurolophus #Dinosaur #PaleoArt #PreHistoric #LateCretaceous #Cretaceous #Campanian #Hadrosaur

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More details TMP 1991.127.1, referred Euoplocephalus tutus skull in dorsal and left lateral views, with interpretive dorsal view diagram

In 1971 Walter Coombs concluded that all anklyosaurid remains from the #Campanian of North America belonged to Euoplocephalus.
Recently paleontologists have reverted several back to their own species.