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Published: 2009-01-10 21:33:54 +0000 UTC; Views: 4085; Favourites: 60; Downloads: 0
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The hyaenodon is an extinct Eocene-Miocene mammal, reminiscent of modern hyaenas. There are 22 known species.Made with Photoshop CS3. Most of the images used were of hyaenas, striped and spotted, but also used was wolf, leopard, lion, and mouse.
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Even with razor jaws, Hyaenodonts are among the most skilled and beautiful animals. and as quick almost as quick as a greyhound
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I love this picture, he looks like a living animal!
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COOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL!!!!!!!!!!!
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this is a nice representation, even thoguh its a creodont (archaic predatory mammal unrelated to any modern mammals) it dominated north america and other parts of the world for almost 20 million years. And btw, sonme paleontologist may have suggested it looked like a big bulky hyena with a slightly oversized head, not exact, but its still pretty good.
So great job nontheless
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YOU UNEDUCATED FOOL! THEY WERE A MEMBER OF THE CREODONT FAMILY! UNRELATED TO ANY MODERN MAMMAL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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No need for all caps, man. Chill.
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Sorry sir or madam. But do some research before you say something scientific sounding.
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Way to flip your shit over nothing and try to look civil afterward. Perhaps next time you freak out over something trivial, you might try to exercise your manners. You might make more friends that way.
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again i apologize. i have muscular dystrophy. as a result, i am now in a wheelchair, which has given me low self-esteem.
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And that makes it okay to be a douchebag? I don't think so. It only makes you seem more pathetic for using it as an excuse.
Apology accepted. Do try to be more civil with people in the future. You might actually grow some self-esteem that way.
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Nice job, though hyaenodon was not a close relative to modern hyenas. In fact, they belong to an entirely different group of mammals call Creodonts. Hyenas belong to the Carnivorimorphs.
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Well then, if you're not, don't type something that's suppose to sound like you are. If you really want to express that, put something like "this is my artistic liscence on this animal" or whatever. If you know nothing about this animal which you clearly do, then don't make it sound like you do only to use this "excuse" afterwards in the comment section.
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Oooh, very nice! You stitched that together seamlessly.
Doesn't even look like a bunch of critters combined, looks like one new/old badass critter.
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Glad you like it! I wasn't too sure about the spots/stripes combo (different hyenas, mismatched legs) but I think it turned out okay in the end.
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It's pretty good, but the rock sticks out a lot... It's really visible when you look at the hyaenodon's hind legs. o.o
Other than that, it looks really good! Haha, it's a shame they're extinct, I'd love to see a real one. ;_;
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I like it, especially the fur and stripes : ) It does remind me of the hyaenadon
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Ah... Still dont get it, but okay.
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I used bits of hyena and wolf for his body, and a pic of a leopard for his upper incisors, and the mane of a lion for his mantle, but the tail is from a photo of a mouse
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Yeah I got that, just it's kinda... interesting?
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*shrug* I'm going by the skeleton. It had a thin whippy tail. It does seem kinda weird though.
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My point. It's just a little wierd
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Damn ! This is cool ! I was so right ! 
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^^ Yes, the tail is from the mouse.
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Ha ! now I know you secret ! jk
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XD It wasn't a very secret secret.
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