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Two models made for the Queensland University of Technology and Queensland Museum. These are the deep modifications of my old dinos.Textured by Andrey Atuchin.
Some new works coming soon.
UPDATE: Added small fuzz with elephant-like distribution to depict the phylogenetic relationship between the T.rex and some other dinos. I wanted to use this style on my next model but finally decided to try it on this picture. )
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Is it speculated that T.rexes hunted in packs?
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While there is evidence that some advanced tyrannosaurs (namely Albertosaurus) lived and possibly hunted in packs, there is no hard evidence for this in Tyrannosaurus itself.
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Ok thank you for your clarification.
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Epic!
Amazing!
Gorgeous!
Worthy to be in a museum!
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Your art is simply beautiful. I'm in school right now learning the art of animation and 3D modeling, any advice on how you add this level of detail?
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how did you make this friend? hand drawn or digital
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This is 3D graphics
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Ummm i hate to inform you but, Trex Had Feathers!!!!!
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Then came out a paper that describe scaly T.rex skin...
Stili This model have feathers on the back
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Bullshit it had a feathery side, back, neck, back of the head, and top of the tail! No more no less just like the saurian one!
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Before trashtalking make a little bit of research, Bell et al (2017) is the first SCIENTIFIC paper that describe Tyrannosaurus rex and other Laramidian Tyrannosaurs (Daspletosaurus, Albertosaurus and Gorgosaurus) and ALL the skin impressions Are scaly.
The authors even proposed a model (still not definitive) about the regression of feathers from Tyrannosauroid like Yutyrannus to big Laramidians Tyrannosaurs.
Saurian model was release Before that study but Now appear outdated.
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ill take that as jp fans defying science again and wanting scaly movie monsters back! Trex was Feathered End Of Story!
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You just can not admit with you're wrong can you? You're such a beta male.
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Are you serious? You seriously don't know what a beta male is? lol god damn you're a moron.
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Am i supposed to know what that is? Or is it a feminazi term? Either way probably means nothing
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Yes you should know what a beta male is.
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yeah probably its just some made up shit that means nothing
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Thank you to fullfill all my doubts You Are not interested in paleontology as science.
Have a nice day.
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i love Paleontology and say its one of the best scientific fields but i hate when people get their facts wrong!
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Sir, I politely cited you a paper (Bell et al. 2017) that describe The only know T.rex skin impression.
You can check a journal I submitted with a link to The paper itself.
No wrong facts here.
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yeah it was found in an Area ALREADY KNOWN To Be Scaly!
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There were no "area already known ti be scaly" because it was The first described skin impression.
The feathered T.rex theory was based on Yutyrannus a Tyrannosauroid with filamentous (proto-feathers) integument.
All The most derived (evolutesi) Tyrannosaurids from late cretaceous north America Are known from scaly integument (even T.rex).
The authors suggested a scenario with proto-feathered Tyrannosauroid and basal Tyrannosaurids and mostly scaled derived Tyrannosaurids.
Hope to be exhaustive.
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false trex was mostly feathered on the sides, back, upper tail, neck, back of the head, and the arms the rest is scales and skin! for further detail look up trey the explainer and watch his video on trex having feathers it disproves all arguments against it!
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Sorry peer reviewed scientific papers based on Actually fossils are The most realible sources...
that was just a model... Now outdated.
Not saying T.rex was Surely total featherless but all we got from itself and relative is scaly integument
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i say that facts point to a feathered trex one way or another!
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Obviously no sources, your argument is invalid.
Hope you will read the paper I linked.
Farewell.
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