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Post your supplemental images for approved species here.

Your image must be depicting a species in action or relevant art (such as anatomy, size charts, etc), and if it meets approval the art will be added to the particular article species page.

If you are the originator of the species in question, you may post it when submitting the art, otherwise please post here for consideration.

I have a few.

Cantro:
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Spotted Sauceback:
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Planda, Tusked Sauceback, Pink Pambu (?):
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Norat:
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Wolf Shrew
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Tigmadar and Scrubland Hornface (juvenile depicted)
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It's hard to tell if the Tigmadars' noses are accurate, because most fauna of its lineage don't show noses except from the side, where it's impossible to tell if they have a philtrum. For the Tigmow, I assumed its ancestor didn't have a philtrum, and didn't add one. Hydromancerx's Marine Tamow descendants/grand-descendants don't seem to have philtrums, either. It seems philtrums may have something to do with carrying smells to a vomeronasal organ in the mouth, so it could depend on how need the fauna would have for a vomeronasal organ, if they have one at all.

This post has been edited by Coolsteph: Feb 21 2021, 05:05 PM

I actually struggled with the nose while drawing and got Mnidjm's input, and he confirmed this is accurate.

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This is an image of a Saurohound pup, which I made years ago and must not have submitted. Since I'm the creator of the Saurohound, I'm not sure whether I even need approval to add it. I suppose this post can serve as a precedent for similar future things.

Oh nice. Approval is granted.

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After extensive discussion with OviraptorFan over private messages on the art, I have found OviraptorFan can't post in this thread. I discussed it with OviraptorFan, who gave me permission to post it myself.

Lemupus:
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Odd...these don't have pink ear insides, and the official Lemupus image does. That's a showcase of the male and female color patterns, right?
I wonder if you posed them so their feet were hidden because the feet in the original image were so badly drawn. It's interesting to see both you and OviraptorFan make galley images for it. It shows off how your styles differ.
I like the fuzzy outline.

The color difference is individual variation. Males and females normally only differ in size.

Admittedly, I forgot the pink insides of the ears. I'll just quietly fix that...

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Dundigger

Evidence
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have my first post in the gallery!

Approved

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Sitting Dundi

Evidence
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Alright! This is the last of Coolsteph's Dundis! Thoughts on it?



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