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This is an update to my Huaxiagnathus skeletal, which I realized had not been posted to DA yet. So here it is, the first "large" (for a compsognathid!) theropod with proto-feathers.
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*Sniper0092 Jan 31, 2013  Hobbyist Traditional Artist
Procompsogathus?
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~Tomozaurus Jan 31, 2013  Student General Artist
Buddy, it has the genus name in the artist comments...
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*Sniper0092 Jan 31, 2013  Hobbyist Traditional Artist
Oh.
Nice OP.
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:iconalbertonykus:
Is there actually a specimen of this with feathers? It almost certainly had them, but the holotype doesn't preserve any as far as I'm aware.
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:iconscotthartman:
*ScottHartman Jan 31, 2013  Professional Digital Artist
I've seen specimens that have dino fuzz that I'm pretty sure are Huaxiagnathus, but you are correct that the type doesn't have them.
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:iconalbertonykus:
Oh good. I'd heard rumors of such, so it's nice to have better confirmation.
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:icondinobirdman:
~DinoBirdMan Jan 30, 2013  Student Artist
Not bad.;) maybe I shouldn't use it next time while I'm working on.
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~Kazuma27 Jan 30, 2013  Hobbyist General Artist
His skull is somewhat tyrannosauroid-ish...
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:iconscotthartman:
*ScottHartman Jan 30, 2013  Professional Digital Artist
Given that both tyrannosaurs and compsognathids are fairly basal coelurosaurs, that probably isn't terribly surprising.
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~Kazuma27 Jan 31, 2013  Hobbyist General Artist
Yep :)
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