Systematics of the Rubidgeinae (Therapsida: Gorgonopsia)

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RT @Kimi_Chap: You have to boop the gorgon snoot for #FossilFriday! Here is Lycaenops ornatus from @ESI_FossilLab . Make sure to check out…
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RT @Kimi_Chap: You have to boop the gorgon snoot for #FossilFriday! Here is Lycaenops ornatus from @ESI_FossilLab . Make sure to check out…
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RT @Kimi_Chap: You have to boop the gorgon snoot for #FossilFriday! Here is Lycaenops ornatus from @ESI_FossilLab . Make sure to check out…
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You have to boop the gorgon snoot for #FossilFriday! Here is Lycaenops ornatus from @ESI_FossilLab . Make sure to check out the wonderful article by @Synapsida on the Systematics of the Rubidgeinae here: https://t.co/kL1vAFbx11 https://t.co/8fo9zuUzdN
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@ApostateHunter Well, the real answer is "years of careful study", but also, I publish on these things so other people don't have to! For the taxa you list, for instance, I talk all about how to differentiate them in this (open-access!) paper: https://t.co/JiL9Mtd6jE
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RT @palaeomays: 26. Dinogorgon (D. rubidgei)
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26. Dinogorgon (D. rubidgei)
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@GET_AWAY_TRIKE 『Systematics of the Rubidgeinae (Therapsida: Gorgonopsia)』 代表的な大型種のルビジア類のまとめ論文(っぽいものです)。カラー写真が豊富なので、よければお使いください。 https://t.co/lystc3ft74
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RT @japanfossil: Figure by Christian F. Kammerer via https://t.co/n4ByZGGeZE original resource https://t.co/pYeasL4bo6
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RT @japanfossil: Figure by Christian F. Kammerer via https://t.co/n4ByZGGeZE original resource https://t.co/pYeasL4bo6
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RT @japanfossil: Figure by Christian F. Kammerer via https://t.co/n4ByZGGeZE original resource https://t.co/pYeasL4bo6
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RT @japanfossil: Figure by Christian F. Kammerer via https://t.co/n4ByZGGeZE original resource https://t.co/pYeasL4bo6
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Figure by Christian F. Kammerer via https://t.co/n4ByZGGeZE original resource https://t.co/pYeasL4bo6
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RT @Synapsida: Know your gorgonopsians: Smilesaurus, the only true "sabre-toothed" gorgon? Learn more at: https://t.co/bLIoCcqGEG https://t…
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RT @Synapsida: Know your gorgonopsians: Smilesaurus, the only true "sabre-toothed" gorgon? Learn more at: https://t.co/bLIoCcqGEG https://t…
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RT @Hippodraco: Some gorgonopsids were massive, bear-sized beasts with even more elaborate skulls, such as the evocatively named Dinogorgon…
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Some gorgonopsids were massive, bear-sized beasts with even more elaborate skulls, such as the evocatively named Dinogorgon. See this recent paper by @Synapsida for more information on these magnificent therapsids. 3/3 https://t.co/KXUjb7LZ12
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RT @pantheo27705718: ペルム紀単弓類ゴルゴノプス科リービッジア亜科が徹底的に再検討されている。有効・無効なもの、属名が変わったものもある。興味ある方は論文を https://t.co/550Hd4bOZC https://t.co/m4RoPZMvBI
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Rubidgea was a big, gnarly-looking gorgonopsid that combined the best features of a bear, sabercat, and warthog. Trying to get back into drawing by doing some #synapsid sketches, this one is based on this paper by @Synapsida https://t.co/sHvmxMhgix https://t.co/pO9gS6xcE3
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