Microsaurus Scapulaplectrum and Scuriucaudasaurus Arborealis are both Compsognathids, but fill different Ecological Niches. The image above has more details about their size and behavior. Individual images of the 2 Compsognathids are below.
Microsaurus
Scuriucaudasaurus
Most of the dinosaurs I've drawn are at least somewhat frightning, but these 2 are kind of cute. I would want one as a pet.
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Opening paleo exhibit: Ubirajara
Ubirajara was a genus of compsognathid theropod dinosaurs that lived in what is now South America, 115-113 millions of years ago in the aptian stage of middle cretaceus. Workers recovered a number of fossils from a chalk quarry located between Nova Olinda and Santana do Cariri. In 1995, these were acquired by the Staatliches Museum für Naturkunde Stuttgart and moved to Germany after an export permit was allegedly obtained. These fossils have been alleged to have been illegally imported into Germany out of Brazil in 1995, as Brazilian laws do not allow the removal of fossils from its territory, nor for studies on them to be conducted without the participation of at least one Brazilian scientist. As a result, Brazilian scientists are campaigning for the repatriation of the fossils. The holotype specimen is most likely a juvenille male. The genus was erected by Robert S. H. Smyth, David Michael Martill, Eberhard Frey, Hector Eduardo Rivera-Silva and Norbert Lenz in December 2020. U. jubatus is the only species in the genus. The generic name Ubirajara means "lord of the spear" and the specific name jubatus means "maned", so alltogether it means "maned lord of the spear".
Ubirajara most likely fed on small animals like small mammals, insects etc. Ubirajara was covered in a "mane" of proto-feathers that ran along its neck and back. Also they covered the arm including the hand up to the claws.
Unique, 15-centimetre integumentary structures projected from its sides. These ribbon-like shoulder structures might have had display purposes, perhaps being erected in a courtship display. It was also deemed possible that they vibrated and even made a noise.
An adult Ubirajara, could grow up to above a meter in lenght.
Paleo exhibit: Ubirajara
Next weeks exhibit: Megapnosaurus
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No.1:ankylosaurus maginventris
No.2:ubirajara jubatus
No.3:styracosaurus color pattern
No.4:ceratosaurus and a dead kentrosaurus
No.5:quetzalcoatlus northropi
No.6:triceratops horridus
No.7:megalosaurus bucklandii
No.8:iguanodon bernnissartennis evolution
Paleo pines is like a dinosaur rancher game and i never ever played it before becauses it's in development and it's has not been released yet,it's availble on steam,the game has amazing dinosaurs,and riding dinosaurs is the amazing thing to do so here's the poster
The poster features some small feathered theropods i don't know what they are,a player riding a parasaurolophus,an allosaurus in a pen just watching,2 sauropods and a pterosaur in the background and in the top left,we can see that itali pig was the developer of this game,the publisher of the games is the irreglar coporation and the planned released date was today's year 2021
To bad the fossil holotype was illegally smuggled out of Brazil 😕
