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Tag Archives: Lips
A Skull Reconstruction for Daemonosaurus
Recall my earlier post on Daemonosaurus chauliodus. At the time, I thought this was a pretty silly dinosaur to provide a reconstruction for, since for the most part I agreed with the authors’ reconstruction, it matched the skull as i … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Biology, Reconstruction
Tagged Facial Reconstruction, Lips, Restoration and Reconstruction, Teeth
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Yesterday is Today is Tomorrow is Yesterday
Check this out! On the heels of their book, All Yesterdays, John Conway and Memo Koseman are hosting a contest for illustration much in the spirit of that book. (Love in the Time of Chasmosaurs is also hosting a contest, … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Biology, Reconstruction
Tagged All Yesterdays, Cheeks in Dinosaurs, Facial Reconstruction, Lips
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Dr. Masiaka, Meet Mr. Vicious
Very short post. The full post will occur on October 31st. So what was the solution to my “mystery theropod“? Here is the first image. Seems innocent enough. But appearances are deceiving. This is Dr. Masiaka, and as one can … Continue reading
On Sauropod “Cheeks”
As SVP looms, and its contents include much interesting things, especially in several valuable studies on the soft-tissue anatomy of sauropod necks and heads — but which I won’t further discuss outside of the authors’ own discussions — I figured … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Biological Comparison, Paleobiology, Reconstruction
Tagged Cheeks, Lips, Sauropods
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Memo Koseman Chides Me With Turtles, and Other Musings
So today, after spending a relaxing yesterday working on two unrelated projects (one of which was the subject of this comment-heavy post on my hypothesis on oviraptorid diet), Memo Koseman (or NemoRamjet, of DeviantArt, who is a fantastic artist, by … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Biological Comparison, Paleobiology, Paleontology, Reconstruction
Tagged Cheeks in Dinosaurs, EPB, Lips, Turtles
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Cheeky Commentary on Ornithischians
In my last post on the issue of recovering the probable structure of extra-oral tissues in dinosaurs, bracketed as they are between crocs and birds, but with lacertilians and other reptiles outside of that grouping, I suggested that one important … Continue reading
Posted in Biology, Biomechanics, Paleobiology, Paleontology, Reconstruction
Tagged Cheeks in Dinosaurs, Lips, Teeth
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Support for a Lipless, Cheekless Dinosaur World
First, let me set up this discussion with an image: Sure you’ve seen this one before. A cross-section through the skull of Velociraptor mongoliensis, with some extreme simplification. Red indicates gum tissue, peach indicates skin (with volume from fats), blue … Continue reading
Posted in Biological Comparison, Paleobiology, Reconstruction
Tagged Cheeks in Dinosaurs, EPB, Lips, Teeth
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Making Lip of It
I’m more than a little interested in the “how you know” of paleontological reconstruction. As it may be apparent by now, I’m an artist, and as such tend to see things on an aesthetic level more than a technical one. … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Biological Comparison, Paleobiology, Reconstruction
Tagged Dromaeosaurs, Lips
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Jaime A. Headden
