Prehistoric Times - Spring 2022 #141
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Publisher:Prehistoric Times
Category:Science
Language:English
Frequency:Quarterly
Magazine Description: It's hot so that means it's time for the new Summer issue of Prehistoric Times, #122 with a cool front cover with beautiful John Gurche artwork on the front and more on the inside with the story of his life as a paleoartist in his own words. We also present a nice article on artist Zdenek Burian's prehistoric amphibian paintings. We feature the duck-billed dinosaur Edmontosaurus and the huge Kronosaurus of the sea. You will love a highly illustrated article on one of the first dinosaur film makers. We feature part 2 of a huge collection of Aurora Prehistoric Scenes kits plus there is much more with our usual reviews, paleonews and regular columns. A great read at poolside.
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What's New in review
Papo of France creates highly detailed prehistoric animal figures (if not always the most scientifically accurate.)
The Thunderbird
Today we have an excellent, new kit based upon a scene from Ray Harryhausen's cowboys vs. dinosaur film, The Valley of Gwangi.
WHAT I DID ON MY LOCKDOWN
A tyrannosaur in the local area? How cool!
The Forgotten Dinosaur Art of Robert T. Bakker
A renaissance marks a shift in the attitudes and behaviours of an entire society.
Sauropelta
A flock of Deinonychus dart from the dense forest they had been moving through across the broad floodplain to the tree line on the far side.
Reminiscing Over Dinosaurus!
“Alive! After 70 million years! Roaring! Walking! Destroying!” (Ad line for Dinosaurus!)
Longisquama
“Determined to travel from the North Pole to the South Pole, Amos Barrett and his team of adventurers have arrived in the Late Triassic to drive the length of Pangea, the only time in the planet’s history when the continents had fused into one giant landmass.
How to Draw Dinosaurs
Putting it all together, the body of Ankylosaurus
Dinosauriana Imagined 13
Dinosauriana Iberiana (A Spain-ful Endeavor)
Paleoracism
With the nation and much of the western world contending with the fallout of the chronic problem of racism, this is as good a time as any to take a look at the issue within the world of vertebrate paleontology.
