Evolution of Depictions : DIMETRODON LIMBATUS

[@paleocoments4337]

Day 4 paja formation please 🙏🏼

[@emmanuelbaltazartorrescisn9639]

Hey there, Anthöny. I've got to say this, very well done with the representations of Dimetrodon!
But I was actually just wondering, if given the chance, would you like to try out the Arroyo Formation from the early Permian of Texas?
I'd really love the idea of including a geological formation from the early Permian of North America.
Greetings from Jalisco, Mexico. 🇲🇽🤠🌵🐍🦅🦕🦖🦤🦣

[@LotBFOC2]

4:02 - ok, so there was Dimetrodon grandis which had more ,,arrowed" endings of spines of sail and shorter tail in comparasion to rest of body

[@sziklamester1244]

Very first. Woah. Good video!

[@Tennisballbfdibfb]

I already said that but can you do biology of serina world of birds

[@LotBFOC2]

1:53 - yeah, Dimetrodon from Walking with Monsters is Dimetrodon limbatus due to straight sail spines and longer tail. Off course, he didn't lived in Germany and (as I meant in Your video about Permian Germany) better way could be, if Early Permian Segment was placed in Texas, USA due to that it really lived there, not in Broomacker of Germany

[@emmanuelbaltazartorrescisn9639]

Don't you mean the Arroyo Formation from Texas? 🦕🦖🦤🦣

[@LotBFOC2]

@emmanuelbaltazartorrescisn9639 also there was Archer City can be. Both are good to be replace

[@Darth-Nihilus1]

They found a foot print in West Virginia in Washington or Greene formation

[@Titus-as-the-Roman]

👍🏼👍🏼 I'm not Dead Yet! Got vertical once again and roll'n

[@bibio2001]

0:01 dimetrodon chaplin

[@bibio2001]

0:05 real footage, like a tasmania tiger

[@MrT_Rex]

Je préfère écouter en anglais...la VF est bizarre (elle ne dit pas bien certains mots)

[@Anthönypain]

Elle est affreuse et une traduction littérale qui modifie le sens des phrases, elle traduit même des mots latins qui n'ont pas à être traduit..

[@coelhoazul]

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[@HenrytheHyenaReads]

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