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Three named species were described (Delapparentia turolensis, Camarillasaurus cirugedae and Gideonmantellia amosanjuanae). The formation has also yielded indeterminate remains of a titanosauriform, a spinosaurid, a nodosaur.

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~RickRaptor105 Feb 11, 2013
Why so formation-specific after you had Scelidosaurus, Cetiosaurus and Baryonyx on one picture? I was hoping for "Dinosaurs of Spain" so this could include Pelecanimimus and Concavenator.
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~NTamura Feb 11, 2013
I can do that too...but as in the Dinosaurs of the British Isles, I will have to leave out many interesting critters... trying out a few formats to see which one would be the most educational as well as the most popular...
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~alexandernevsky Feb 11, 2013  Hobbyist Traditional Artist
I absolutely love this concept of putting dinosaurs together from their formation! Incredibly useful for a quick glance at what to put in a composition! Also your art is getting better and better, these look really great!
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~NTamura Feb 11, 2013
Thank you! This requires a bit of research and choice (what to include, what not to include...). Hypsilophodon is often cited to be present in the Camarillas fm but all the remains I could trace in the literature were redescribed as Gideonmantellia... Mantellisaurus, Pleurocoelus, an indeterminate spinosaur are also cited as being present in the fauna. At first I wanted to include more than dinosaurs (crocs, mammals, plants, ...) but that turn out to be a bit more work (plus it is difficult to put the mammals, turtles and lizards on the same scale than the dinosaurs).
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~alexandernevsky Feb 17, 2013  Hobbyist Traditional Artist
Yes that kind of information can be really difficult to find out! Thanks for the effort though, I love these pieces!
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~NTamura Feb 18, 2013
Thanks!
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*Ikechi1 Feb 10, 2013  Hobbyist General Artist
Can you please do dinosaurs of West Africa?
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~NTamura Feb 10, 2013
West Africa? I know of dinosaurs in South Africa, East Africa (Tanzania) and North Africa (Niger, Morocco, Algeria, Egypt) but can't point to any dino named from a country in West Africa. Do you know any?
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*Ikechi1 Feb 10, 2013  Hobbyist General Artist
wait, isn't Niger considered west Africa by Africans themselves?
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~NTamura Feb 10, 2013
In that case, I can do the dinosaurs of Niger... :)
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