Something is stirring in the undergrowth on the tangled bank...
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It's missing the antorbital fenestra (which appears in the preliminary sketch), as well as the two temporal fenestrae. Besides, the lower jaw is decidedly mammalian. If they enforce strict morphological criteria in your haloween contest, you'll be disqualified.
It's missing the antorbital fenestra (which appears in the preliminary sketch), as well as the two temporal fenestrae. Besides, the lower jaw is decidedly mammalian. If they enforce strict morphological criteria in your haloween contest, you'll be disqualified.
ReplyDeleteThe perils of having an evolutionary biologist as a friend! OK, scrap that. He can go as a pumpkin...
ReplyDeleteStill, I think it's not bad for a preliminary feasibility model cut from a scrap of cornflakes packet.
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