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Reblogged from paleoillustration on 10-05-2012

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paleoillustration:

Sea Monster, by James Gurney:

The giant mosasaur Tylosaurus grabbing a plesiosaur called Dolichorhynchops in a breach attack from below, similar to the way killer whales catch seals. A specimen of Tylosaurus was actually found with the skeleton of a “Dolly” inside.

He uploaded three posts about his process: 1, 2 and 3. Extremely recommended.

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