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A series of illustrations for a forthcoming book presenting the evolution of the avian wing planform.
This illustration depicts some dromaeosaurid seizing upon the chance to grab a sickly or slow basal ornithopod, quite possibly the same pair of Deinonychus antirrhopus and Zephyrosaurus schaffi as in Part 1.
A small dromaeosaur like theropod would likely have used both fore and hindlimbs to attack prey, possibly from a running leap or high vantage, much as some chasing cats do today, and thus use the limb strikes in conjunction, or the fore primarily, or the hind. This would sustain use and retention of the forelimb claws well through development of a functional wing.
Part 1: qilong.deviantart.com/art/Evol…
Part 3: qilong.deviantart.com/art/Evol…
Part 4: qilong.deviantart.com/art/Evol…
Part 5: qilong.deviantart.com/art/Evol…
A series of illustrations for a forthcoming book presenting the evolution of the avian wing planform.
This illustration depicts some dromaeosaurid seizing upon the chance to grab a sickly or slow basal ornithopod, quite possibly the same pair of Deinonychus antirrhopus and Zephyrosaurus schaffi as in Part 1.
A small dromaeosaur like theropod would likely have used both fore and hindlimbs to attack prey, possibly from a running leap or high vantage, much as some chasing cats do today, and thus use the limb strikes in conjunction, or the fore primarily, or the hind. This would sustain use and retention of the forelimb claws well through development of a functional wing.
Part 1: qilong.deviantart.com/art/Evol…
Part 3: qilong.deviantart.com/art/Evol…
Part 4: qilong.deviantart.com/art/Evol…
Part 5: qilong.deviantart.com/art/Evol…
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I like the expression on dromie's face.