Hyerodapedon (formerly Paradapedon) huxleyi was a Late Triassic (carnian) rhynchosaur from the Maleri Formation of India. Hyperodapedon is a genus of very successful bizarre-looking specialized herbivores that had an almost worldwide distribution during the late carnian stage, having been found in Argentina, Brazil, Scotland, Madagascar and India.
What do you mean "intended to be used for scientific journals"? So far none were used in a scientific journal or commissioned specifically to illustrate a scientific article ...
I got those links you have with your illustrations mixed up, because they are with information on the animals. I must had been using the wrong terminology. Their used on news and simple informative websites then, yes?
Sorry for the awkwardness of my random question, I was just curious about where your art ended up because of them being used with the information on different websites. I didn’t mean to sound nosy or confusing.
Is it possible that, in life, those tusks were somewhat covered?
I got those links you have with your illustrations mixed up, because they are with information on the animals. I must had been using the wrong terminology. Their used on news and simple informative websites then, yes?