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Dukecynus - color

Zimices

Published: Mar 10, 2012

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Reconstrucción a color de Dukecynus, un depredador extinto de Colombia emparentado con los marsupiales. Después de varios intentos con los pinceles de Photoshop, quedó con apariencia peluda, pero un tanto rara...

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English: Colour reconstruction of Dukecynus, a extinct prehistoric predator from Colombia, related with the marsupials. After several attempts with the Photoshop brushes, eventually I achieved a hairy looking, but a bit weird...

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ucumari

Oct 27, 2013

Me referia a sus muy potente mandibula y pesada cabeza que me recuerda a las de una hiena o aun tylacino que indica una capacidad para quebrar hueso y poder aprovechar medula osea y tejido cerebral

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