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N & Z

It's Jurassic June... so let's share some dinosaur stuff.

Illustrated with a No. 2 Pencil and Crayola/Rose Art Colored Pencil

Though considered a dubious genus, the restoration of Newtonsaurus was puzzling. But, with recent restoration techniques, then; I restored it as Megalosauroid. Only a two jaw pieces remained it--again--puzzling.

Though considered a dubious genus, the restoration of Newtonsaurus was puzzling. But, with recent restoration techniques, then; I restored it as Megalosauroid. Only a two jaw pieces remained it--again--puzzling.

Next here is Zanclodon "Scythe tooth", formerly a dubious genus until further studies in 2011. Its fossils predated the dinosaurs some 20 million years. Only known from a singular jaw piece, I took my references to Rauisuchians when restoring this animal.

Next here is Zanclodon "Scythe tooth", formerly a dubious genus until further studies in 2011. Its fossils predated the dinosaurs some 20 million years. Only known from a singular jaw piece, I took my references to Rauisuchians when restoring this animal.