Art from I think around 2012-2013 depicting the Ba’Khar (then called the 1-humped kurajaku) as a noasaur descended from the likes of Masiakasaurus:

Sarita's Archovember 2024 Day 7 - Vespersaurus paranaensis

#vespersaurus #vespersaurusparanensis #noasaurid #noasaur #lizard #reptile #dinosaur #Archovember #Archovember2024 #dinovember #dinovember2024 #paleoart

It looks like the #LemuriaChallenge second phase is here!

And with that here’s my first submission, a predatory noasaur form the savannas of #Lemuria

#speculativeevolution #speculativebiology #dinosaur #theropod #ceratosaur

🦖 Daily Paleo 🦖; Vespersaurus paranaensis

From Late Cretaceous Rio Parana Formation, Brazil, "western lizard" is a peculiar little noasaur with a functionally monodactyl foot where the the middle finger is large and weight bearing while the others are raised and sport big claws

Art by Paleo Lee

Marusal
A piscivore "fanged" noasaur found in woodlands of LoLT. They have two tactics of feeding: one is wading near rivers , catching anything which can't fight back or escape in time; second is swimming at the surface and occasionally diving for short time when prey is close enough.
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The weochetu’ka is not the only noasaur in the known world. Another species in its genus resides on the mainland, a small cousin prowls the Seridic wetlands, and a whole clade of small fishers also belong to the noasaurs.

dinosaur of it's environment, Vespersaurus, another Noasaur, known from partial remains, it's most notable feature was it's feet, it walked on it's middle toe that is larger than the other two. it's function was unknown and with teeth not useful for holding onto struggling prey, the team who found-

Speaking of paper, that's how the sheet with days 1-5 + Gorosaurus looks like

My second submission for Phase II of the #LemuriaChallenge

A crab-eating #noasaur, and a fully aquatic #mosasauroid of the central wetlands

#Lemuria #speculativeevolution #speculativebiology #dinosaur #theropod #ceratosaur #lizard #squmate #mosasaur

it's ornithopod like appearance, it's part of a very unexpected family. it's a Noasaur, within the clade Ceratosauria. it's toothless beak is evidence of a mostly herbivorous lifestyle, but it might go for whatever sources of meat are available to supplement it's diet. this omnivore wasn't the only-

Goodbye Deltadromeus (Is Bahariasaurus)
Goodbye Charcharodontosaurid Eocarcharia (Now a Chimaera of Carch and Spinosaur bones)
HELLO NOASAUR BAHARIASAURUS
www.italianjournalofgeosciences.it/297/article-...

My Skeletal Reconstruction of the FICTIONAL noasaur Serpentilingius for the Lemuria Spec-Evo Project happening on the #paleostream server a timeline where the Indian plate never collided with Asia.

Pakardia is a massive island in the southeastern corner of the known world. It is home to many strange and unique animals found nowhere else in Kaimere. In June we meet four of these endemic dinosaurs, with today being weochetu'ka the noasaur.

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