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Based on the holotype and a referred specimen, Buitreraptor exhibits a peculiar elongated skull that reminds me of a stork in many ways. The grey areas are portions of the eroded and obscured region of the sacrum and proximal femur.
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Very nice.

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Olof Moleman AKA Lord Trilobite
Lord of the Paleozoic sea...
So it could have been a heron-analogue?

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Hah! Just submitted my Buitreraptor illustration and my inspiration for it was a stork-like bird as well :D Great to see some new stuff from you!
ah, im going to fav this one! Not only because I like this guy! Olso because im preparating some Buitreraptor matterial!
Cool animal. Around the size of a chicken.
You're back! Hooray!

Excellent Buitreraptor, by the way. I'm not sure I see a heron, maybe more of a stork or a hornbill. But that's just me.

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Well, I don't mean it stood still and pecked at stuff on the ground. It appears to have a snout adapted to some probing habit, and it was probably a feeder of many small things.

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Logical enough.

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For various biological musings and sundry notions, visit my blog, the quixotically-titled The World We Don't Live In.

Knowledge = Power = Energy = Matter = Mass
---- Terry Pratchett
Buitreraptor is awesome! Good job!

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