Achillobator giganticus unarmored package art
For Cyberzoic Friday, we continue our look at the ‘unarmored’ versions of our package art with the Fire Clan’s Achillobator giganticus, by Raph Herrera Lomotan!
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Happy Thanksgiving 2023
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Teratophoneus curriei (monstrous murderer) Length: 6m (20 ft) juvenile Weight: 667 kg (1,470 lb) Location: Kaiparowits Formation, Utah Time period: 76-77 ma Late Cretaceous Named By: Thomas D. Carr et al., 2011 Teratophoneus is known only from the remains of juvenile specimens, with adult size estimates of up to 8.7m (29 ft) in length. Teratophoneus…
