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Early Cretaceous Collection

"Exploring the Enigmatic Early Cretaceous: A Glimpse into Prehistoric Brazil" Step back in time to the mesmerizing world of the Early Cretaceous

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Early Cretaceous Collection: Cretaceous of Brazil, prehistoric scene C013 / 7112
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Early Cretaceous Collection: Microraptor dinosaur flying, artwork
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Early Cretaceous Collection: Suchomimus dinosaur, artwork
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Early Cretaceous Collection: Side on view of Baryonyx with its tail in the air
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Early Cretaceous Collection: Cycadeoidea marylandica fossil C013 / 6543
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Early Cretaceous Collection: Fossilized spiders web
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Early Cretaceous Collection: Microraptor dinosaurs flying, artwork
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Early Cretaceous Collection: Pelecanimimus
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Early Cretaceous Collection: Early Cretaceous life, artwork
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Early Cretaceous Collection: Concavenator dinosaur, artwork
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Early Cretaceous Collection: Psittacosaurus dinosaur, artwork
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Early Cretaceous Collection: Microraptor dinosaur, artwork
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Early Cretaceous Collection: Prehistoric watering hole, artwork

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"Exploring the Enigmatic Early Cretaceous: A Glimpse into Prehistoric Brazil" Step back in time to the mesmerizing world of the Early Cretaceous, as we delve into the fossil-rich landscapes of Brazil. Transporting us to a prehistoric scene, C013 / 7112 unveils an awe-inspiring artwork showcasing Microraptor dinosaurs taking flight. With their feathered wings outstretched, these ancient aviators soar through the skies, leaving us marveling at their incredible adaptability. Intriguingly, another masterpiece captures Suchomimus dinosaurs in action. Their elongated snouts and razor-sharp teeth hint at their piscivorous nature as they hunt for prey near water bodies. Meanwhile, a side-on view of Baryonyx showcases its distinctive tail held high in the air—a characteristic pose that sets it apart from other theropods. Venturing beyond dinosaur realms, our journey takes an unexpected turn with Cycadeoidea marylandica fossil (C013 / 6543). This remarkable find offers a glimpse into ancient plant life during this era—an intricate web of cycads flourishing amidst lush greenery. But fossils aren't limited to plants alone; fascinating remnants like turtle and fish dung provide valuable insights into ecological interactions millions of years ago. Equally captivating is a preserved spider's web frozen in time—a testament to both arachnid ingenuity and preservation miracles. Returning to airborne wonders, Microraptor dinosaurs once again grace our presence through stunning artwork—reminding us of their dominance in early avian evolution. Pelecanimimus joins this aerial display with its long beak resembling that of modern-day pelicans—an evolutionary convergence across epochs. As we continue unraveling Early Cretaceous life forms depicted through vivid illustrations, Concavenator emerges as a star attraction.