Desmatosuchus and Postosuchus by Dinoraul
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Description
Desmatosuchus is an extinct genus of archosaur, Order Aetosauria. It was 5 metres (16 ft) long and lived during the Late Triassic in Arizona, Texas.
Desmatosuchus looked like its relatives, possessing an armored body and pig-like head. It had a shovel-like snout and weak teeth that suggest it lived by uprooting soft plants.
Postosuchus was an archosaur, about 4-5 meters long (12-15 feet).It was one of the top predators of its area during the Triassic.
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Comments (18)
Very cool stuff as always!
Where'd you get the funky trees? Great sculpts as always.
-- cool --
Excellent image!
Great !!!
Fantastic scene & modeling, beautiful!
Man, are you doing some palaeontology books illustrations? If not you should start...great work as always!
Man, fantastic modeling and texturing !!! I've seen all your images... UBER COOL !!!
Gorgeous!! If you ARE doing some paleo. book illos, please tell us what; if you're doing museum dioramas, please tell us where!
fantastic render :)
very fine!
excellent, love the landscape too :-)
Great models and a beautiful setting. They are beautiful creatures.
THIS IS CLASSIC - lol ... I love T Rex in the background roaring and the look on the dinos face... "did he just call me for dinner or is he saying come to dinner... or... did he say... come here dinner????" LOL
cool scene, excellent detail of the setting
fantastic scene with excellent pov and vegetation
Great scene!
Fine work!!!