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This update was made a long time ago and was reflected in some charts, but I never got to update the journal for those who still rely on it as a source to notice. Now that has been fixed. Have an updated volumetric model for Spinosaurus (or at least,...
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Amphicoelias fragillimus redescribed
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Just as predicted six years ago by Andcrea Cau in his blog, and four years ago by user ~palaeozoologist (https://www.deviantart.com/palaeozoologist) , "Amphicoelias fragilimus" is now redescribed as a new rebbachisaurid taxon; Maraapunisaurus fragillimus by no less than the renowned doctor in paleontology Kenneth Carpenter, the same sciencist that catapulted the 60 meters diplodocid version to fame in 2006.
The publication suggests that the morphological characters of AMNH 5777 show shared apomorphies (defining characters) with rebbachisauridae, and that thus should be considered to be part of said group. Going by this, Maraapunisaurus fragillimus would be the largest and oldest
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Someone sent me a comment regarding Trix's (Tyrannosaurus rex) measurements/diagram obtained from Anne Schulp a few days ago but I accidentaly deleted the notification and now am unable to find the comment. I hope said person sees this so they can di...
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Just found this profile, your reconstructions are very nicely detailed, great stuff! Do you plan on updating your spinosaurus reconstruction to show the paddle tail?
hey buddy! r u still here? or did u go to other website? I really want to see u doing another Skeletal Drawing again 
He's at uni studying and stuff, so he's taking a break, but he will be back.
Is it possible to follow your work on another website? I will be leaving this site soon and I really don't want to miss out on your stuff.
Mr. Franoys, I dimly recall you having a document that helped to list some Tarbosaurus specimens. Do you happen to have it or am I remembering it wrong?
Will you stop making art?
hey franoys i am interested in buying the Carcharodontosaurus saharicus skeletals. MKlll, is there a version with the entire skeleton shaded white? and available for purchase. thanks for any help dinomike123