Szymon Górnicki on X: "Representatives of Smok (rauisuchian or dinosaur) genus attacking a group of Lisowicia (dicynodont synapsid), Late Triassic of Poland. #paleontologia #smok #wawelski #bojani #paleosztuka #paleoart #palaeoart #paleontology ...
The Dragon of the Wawel Hills : r/Naturewasmetal
A Smok confronts a Lisowicia : r/Naturewasmetal
COLLECTA ANIMAL FIGURINES - NEW 2022 Smok wawelski and Lisowicia Smok (meaning "dragon" in Polish) is an extinct genus of large carnivorous archosaur. It lived during the latest Triassic period. Its remains
Smok wawelski and Herrerasaurus. Two very controversial yet interesting archosaurs. Thoughts and opinions on them? First picture is Smok, second is Herrerasaurus : r/Dinosaurs
X 上的 Charlotte Hohman：「Meet Smok wawelski, a difficult-to-classify archosaur from the Late Triassic of Europe. It has been theorized to be a rauisuchid, prestosuchid, ornithosuchid, or a theropod #dinosaur. Hopefully, future research
Lisowicia bojani getting attacked by Smok wawelski in Late Triassic Poland. Art by Gabriel Ugueto. : r/Naturewasmetal
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All Things Dinosaurs - When is a dinosaur a dinosaur? Smok wawelski (named for the Wawel Dragon of Polish folklore) Archosauria Theropoda(?) Smok is the largest predatory archosaur known from the Triassic
File:Smok.jpg - Wikimedia Commons
Triassic Mystery Dragon (Smok wawelski) - YouTube
Smok | Prehistoric Wiki | Fandom
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