Tag: Hyneria lindae

Illustrating a Devonian Predator: Part 2

July 16, 2018 maryalicehartsock Evolution, Featured, Fossil, Paleontology

Comparing artwork from 2009 and 2018 reveals leaps in scientific discovery

Illustrating a Devonian Predator

July 9, 2018 maryalicehartsock Evolution, Featured, Fossil, Paleontology

How do you paint a fish that nobody has seen in the flesh?

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