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Phew!!! 
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Well, I didn’t give up and eventually got this finished for those of you who were interested according to my poll. I am so glad that so many of you wanted me to do this anatomy reference, as it has been a goal of mine for some time now. You all gave me the encouragement I needed to actually do it! ^.^ THANK YOU!
The premium content includes:
-1 unwatermarked PNG file of this anatomy sheet-1 separate transparent PNG file of the skeleton
-1 separate transparent PNG file of the muscle structure
-1 separate transparent PNG file of the thylacine
NOTE: This is a guide to hopefully help artists with drawing thylacines. It is by no means a scientific illustration, as I could not find any complete thylacine anatomy references. I tried to understand how the thylacines moved in videos, and looked at multiple photos of thylacines to determine - as much as possible - their muscle structure. I also looked at other marsupial anatomy in order to get a better idea. But as I am obviously no expert XD, this is probably not 100% accurate.
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Comments: 33
Damn if I had saw this before I drew you tho djfkdg
My anatomy sheet had some really long musle, some had and some didn't, but I liked to add this long musle since I wasn't sure tho XDdd
But ohhhh myyy I can seee that this had to take SOOOO long thooo
All this detail is incredibleee I loveee thisss
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Thanks for do this! It will be really usefull 
I always had some problems for references in thylacines
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I am so happy that it will be useful for you!
I know! they are really hard to find
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Thank you for making this! It is really helpful
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You are very welcome! I am so glad it is
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This is AMAZING!!
I love this, it looks incredible. You did a great job
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Thank you so much Ninon! 
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Super cool! 
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Thank you so much! And you are very welcome 
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You're very welcome! I'm glad you enjoyed the process, as well!
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You're very welcome! ^.^
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Very interesting and helpful!
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Than you Kiba! I am so glad, I hope it is
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REally nice! they have a really interesting appearance!
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Thank you ^.^ - they definitely do!
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Kinda like a cat but with a bit of lizard too...?
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Hmm yeah - they sort of look like that
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Thank you
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Thank you for this I have a fursona named Jay whos a Thylacine so needed this guide for future works
I will defiantly have to Purchase this one day anyways keep up the great work.
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Thank you so much! And that is so cool that you have a Thylacine as a fursona
I really hope you do find it helpful.
I would really appreciate that, thank you. ^.^
O and I recently found this other poster:
It is a bit different than mine. I thought that you might find this helpful too
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