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    "text": "here's today's #Paleostream sketches!!!\n\ntoday we sketched Monolophosaurus, Juravenator, Aenocyon dirus (Dire Wolf), and Zuniceratops",
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          "alt": "on a white sand beach, a juvenile Juravenator trails behind its parent. only the left foot and bottom of the tail of the adult are visible, the tails shows the interesting scales that Juravenator possessed on the bottom of its tail\n\nJuravenator is a dinosaur only known from a fossil of a small Juvenile. it's interesting as it had both simple feathers and scales preserved on its tail, the scales had sense organs which served an unknown purpose",
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          "alt": "a piebald dire wolf stares at the camera while three of its other pack mates run around it, most likely playing a game\n\ndire wolves (Aenocyon dirus) are an extinct species of canid that are distantly related to all living canins such as dholes, wolves, jackals, coyotes, etc. however converged on a similar body plan to wolves due to their similar ecologies though their is evidence that dire wolves maintained much larger pack sizes",
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          "alt": "a Zuniceratops sticks out its tongue for an unkown reason\n\nZuniceratops is a basal ceratopsian with traits that make it appear similar to ceratopsids, it has a frill similar to forms such as Protoceratops, but forward facing brow horns similar to more derived ceratopsians",
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    "createdAt": "2025-04-12T08:57:33.280Z"
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