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@michaelesola

Primal Publishing is an indie press that publishes prehistoric thriller novels. We publish Prehistoric Magazine 3 times per year and soon Extreme Metal Magazine

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Never allow your screenplay to be read before it’s ready. First impressions matter and you never get a second chance to mar a solid first impression with your read.

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Happy #SpinosaurusDay. Introducing #Spinosaurus mirabilis. 3D models by Dani Navarro Paleoart, storyboard by Jonathan Metzger; animation by Davide la Torre. #TheropodThursday #Dinosaurs #Paleontology

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A new Spinosaurus species uncovered in northern Niger appears to have been a wading predator of fish like its close relatives, but it lived as many as 1000 kilometers inland from the Tethys Sea. The fossil find may represent a third phase of evolution for this group of massive,

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Wow, amazing. The artwork is absolutely incredible. I should also take note of how a real magazine is put together lol. My Prehistoric MAGA is still free to all readers. Mike.

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This is one of the coolest announcements in recent yrs. Paul Sereno is the goat and he was definitely a big hero to myself as a teenager growing up in the late 90s Mike

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I just watched this interview of Paul Sereno on ABC News talking about Spinosaurus Mirabilis. He mentioned to the interviewer that the animal was huge, 40 feet long, the size of T.rex. Does anyone know if this is true? youtu.be/mikgYLy-qZI?si…

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This is truly fascinating stuff. Do we envision the head of Mirabilis maybe being brightly colored for ornamentation and display and perhaps the body being somewhat of a dull color because it was a fairly large animal? Mike