Boy, I haven't done these for a while. Skeletal reconstruction iguanodont Jinzhousaurus yangi.
This has been loong time coming. I think I actually started this one shortly after the description of postcranial skeleton was published. I love iguanodonts. Always wanted to make skeletal of one, so when the full skeleton was finally described I jumped to the chance. It laid dormant in my WIP folder till today. I had to delete some files as I was quickly running out of memory, and photoshop wouldn't stop reminding me of it. Anyways I came across what was essentially almost done skeletal. I had to just trace some bones and and silhlouette and tadaa it was done! So here it is, finally.
*Oh crap, forgot the ossified tendons! I knew I forgot something! arrgh, oh well they have to wait for now.
Now to get some coffee.
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Sta.sh
Awesome job as usual!
I knew about the prosauropods, by the way, but what happened to the ramphorhyncoids? They're not related to each other anymore?
"rhamphorhynchoids" do not form a clade but a grade towards Pterodactyloidea.
Many paleontologists still use the word "rhamphorhyncoids" though, only to avoid calling them "non-pterodactyloid pterosaurs" (ugly!)