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Tag Archives: Lips
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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Incredulous Teeth, I: With Twin Crests
Here begins a new series. I will be spending some time showcasing the skulls of unusually-dentitioned animals (or showing the peculiar jaws of these animals, specially if they lack teeth). The first of these is Dilophosaurus wetherilli.
Posted in Art, Paleontology, Reconstruction
Tagged Biting, Dilophosaurus, Dilophosaurus wetherilli, Lips, Teeth, Theropods
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Jaime A. Headden
The Bite Stuff 