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when you nutted but ms dimetrodon is still suckin
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i don't think a dimetrodon would be in favour of your crying. probably because it would interpret the noise as some sort of attempted roar, and would have to roar back, in turn
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Aardvark! posted:This is path to achieve Enlightenment. His tail is stubby but that's ok he still kicks rear end
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Mar 22, 2021 23:57
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insanely salacious dimetrodon
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Full Metal Jackass posted:Remember when that guy came in here early in the thread to tell everyone they aren't dinosaurs, like I give a gently caress. Dinosaurs are a bunch of bitches. Compared to dimetrodon.
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Battle of Iwo Jima, 1945
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 That poor ugly pelycosaurus in the bottom right barely has any sail at all. Its life must be hell.
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flavor.flv posted:
judge not a beast by The Size Of It's Saille, but by The Sweet Tone Of It's Roare
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flavor.flv posted:
2 legged and no sail, you can't help but pity that chump species in the bottom right
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Virgin Edaphosaurus vs. Chad Dimetrodon
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before she married charles, princess di was known as lady dimetrodon spencer.
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flavor.flv posted:
Ianthasaurus is basically a superior pet, as this graphic demonstrates  Screw Jurassic Park, let's resurrect Carboniferous creatures and let them roam our living rooms and roar at the mailman through the mail slot
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Aardvark! posted:v e i n y that's one throbbing, turgid dimetrodon
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up to sumptin
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planning the next roar - and it's gonna be a good one
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I'm finally gonna do it. I'm gonna learn what was and was not a dinosaur
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Dimetrodon-not dinosaur. Raptors - dinosaur Off to a good start 
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Leperflesh posted:Screw Jurassic Park, let's resurrect Carboniferous creatures and let them roam our living rooms and roar at the mailman through the mail slot Welp, hope you like giant bugs and hosed up fish
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Revins posted:Dimetrodon-not dinosaur. birds - dinsaur
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Mooey Cow posted:Welp, hope you like giant bugs and hosed up fish who doesn't??? 
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I just noticed the second lil don in the background
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Revins posted:I just noticed the second lil don in the background hes hella getting his roar on too
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My interpretation: the don in the back is normally a quiet don but he found his r o a r and the foreground one is like "hell yeah dude"
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Mooey Cow posted:Welp, hope you like giant bugs and hosed up fish Lmao was this supposed to make it unappealing?
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naem posted:birds - dinsaur I thought that was clear with the statement “raptors - dinozaur” Edit: my favorite raptor is the American Kestrel. Except back when dimetrodons existed they were just called Kestrels because America wasn’t popular yet.
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Today's the day. I'm gonna do it. I'm gonna roar like my ancestor.
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Full Metal Jackass posted:Today's the day. I'm gonna do it. I'm gonna roar like my ancestor. *puts a big strong hand on yr shoulder* You can do it kiddo
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dimetrodons can't swim, he's screaming bc he's stranded and going to die
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smoobles posted:dimetrodons can't swim, he's screaming bc he's stranded and going to die dimetrodons can do anything because their abilities are immeasurable hth
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Dimetrodon CAN float though and some paleontologists believe the sail functioned as an actual sail to cross bodies of water.
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Warbadger posted:Tyrannosaurus Rex didn't have feathers either, outside of internet art generated by people trying to look smarter than everyone else. lies t rex had feathers Shibawanko posted:i have a hard time picturing girl dimetrodons. they all look like dudes the new science is that boobs and hair are ancient traits so it's a strong possibility this is not the case.
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Femmetrodons had long flowing locks and a fat fuckin pair, scientists confirm
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Warbadger posted:Tyrannosaurus Rex didn't have feathers either, outside of internet art generated by people trying to look smarter than everyone else. the consensus among paleontologists at this point is inching closer and closer to feathers being a basal trait for dinosauria, meaning that t-rex and every other dinosaur that ever lived would have had feathers at the very least in their youth, and more likely had some feathers in some places their entire lives, even if it were just a crest on their head or w/e. the fact that they found definitive proof that at least one other large tyrannosauroid dinosaur did have feathers, possibly covering its entire body, is further evidence that t rex prolly had them as well.
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DEEP STATE PLOT posted:the consensus among paleontologists at this point is inching closer and closer to feathers being a basal trait for dinosauria, meaning that t-rex and every other dinosaur that ever lived would have had feathers at the very least in their youth, and more likely had some feathers in some places their entire lives, even if it were just a crest on their head or w/e. the fact that they found definitive proof that at least one other large tyrannosauroid dinosaur did have feathers, possibly covering its entire body, is further evidence that t rex prolly had them as well. Being a basal trait doesn't necessarily mean all descendent species have that trait. It could be secondarily lost entirely in some groups. That said, there's probably more reason to believe T. rex had feathers at some point in its life than not, for the reasons you said.
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Mak0rz posted:Lmao was this supposed to make it unappealing? Depends on if you're hoping to resurrect Dimetrodons, which lived in the Permian, in the Carboniferous you instead had millipedes bigger than yourself
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