Tag: clevosauridae

Eons Roundup 10

Time for some more PBS Eons commission work!

  • An illustration of an extinct marine invertebrate. It has large spiny appdanges at the front of its head, stalked eyes, multiple pairs of fin-like swimming flaps along the sides of its body, and a pair of long streamer-like "tails".
    Lyrarapax unguispinus
  • An illustration of an extinct marine invertebrate. It has large densely-spined appdanges at the front of its head, small eyes on short stalks, multiple pairs of fin-like swimming flaps along the sides of its body, and three pairs of fan-like tail fins.
    Tamisiocaris borealis

The radiodonts Lyrarapax and Tamisiocaris, from “How Plankton Created A Bizarre Giant of the Seas”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G0oKBPZODhM

  • An illustration of an extinct lizard-like reptile. It has a row of short spines down its back, and its mouth is open showing "buck teeth" at the front of its jaws and multiple rows of teeth further back.
    Sphenotitan leyesi
  • An illustration of an extinct lizard-like reptile. It has a row of short spines down its back, and a proportionally big head with large eyes.
    Clevosaurus sp.
  • An illustration of an extinct lizard-like reptile. It has a row of short spines down its back, and a proportionally big head with large eyes.
    Kawasphenodon peligrensis

The rhynchocephalians Sphenotitan, Clevosaurus, and Kawasphenodon, from “When Lizards Took Over the World”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=peeX3PKOE_w