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This book, fantastic. Cover illustration if my favorite thing. Got it for the kindle app because I couldn't be arsed waiting for a book to come in the mail. Finished reading it last night, great stuff...

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Tim Morris
Artist | Professional | Varied
Australia
My name is Tim Morris.

I am gay.

I am taken.

Anything else is superfluous other than my occupations. I am a Fine Artist and Illustrator.

Current Residence: Adelaide, home of Diprotodon.
Favourite genre of music: 80's Pop/Rock
Favourite photographer: Byron Tucker
Favourite style of art: Realism
Shell of choice: Meiolania
Wallpaper of choice: One with Pink Flowers
Skin of choice: Megalania
Favourite cartoon character: Patrick Star, IR Baboon, Norbert Beaver, Prof Zoidberg
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~GigoXXIII 19 hours ago  Hobbyist General Artist
Do you think Trilobites would have continued to survive untill the present day if the Permain hadn't whiped them out or where they sort of on their last legs by the Permain ?. I know they were not as common, diverse or as ecologically important as they were during the Cambrian for example.
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~Pristichampsus 5 hours ago  Professional General Artist
I think that they might have gone extinct anyhow, but who knows,m Nautiloids held on for far longer.
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~GigoXXIII 4 hours ago  Hobbyist General Artist
What about the Eurypterids then, they seemed like they were still fairly important and diverse during the Permain although its been a while since I did any research on them "a couple of years infact"
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~Pristichampsus 3 hours ago  Professional General Artist
eurypterids are still with us, it is generally accepted that they evolved into scorpions, at some stage.
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~Tapejara 1 day ago  Hobbyist Traditional Artist
thanks for the fav
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~Pristichampsus 1 day ago  Professional General Artist
:)
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`CapnSkusting 3 days ago  Professional General Artist
Thanks for faving! :ahoy:
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~Pristichampsus 3 days ago  Professional General Artist
:D
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Thanks for the faves.
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~Pristichampsus 4 days ago  Professional General Artist
:)
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