Stygimoloch

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Stygimoloch 2016-03-21 01:12:34 Post No. 2085943
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Stygimoloch Anonymous 2016-03-21 01:12:34 Post No. 2085943 [Report]

Did stygimoloch had feathers or not? I mean is there any evidence?
I need to draw him for job but dont want to make anyone butthurt because its one of my favorite dinosaurs and i prefer oderl picrelated version YET i also want him be closer to realistic version.
But i see some DA-tier artists draw him in feathers.
I couldn't find any articles that saying this species having feathers...So...
I guess its ok don't draw feathers on Stygimoloch/Pachy line?

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Anonymous 2016-03-21 01:28:10 Post No.2085950
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Anonymous 2016-03-21 01:28:10 Post No.2085950 [Report]

>>2085943
There's no reason to think they had feathers unless the fuzz on Kulindadromeus is homologous to bird feathers.

So far the evidence is leaning towards it not being.

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Anonymous 2016-03-21 01:54:58 Post No.2085958
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Anonymous 2016-03-21 01:54:58 Post No.2085958 [Report]

>>2085950
okay thanks!

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Anonymous 2016-03-21 02:01:27 Post No.2085960
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>>2085943
im sorry OP but no. Stygimoloch had feathers.

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Anonymous 2016-03-21 02:53:31 Post No.2085989
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Anonymous 2016-03-21 02:53:31 Post No.2085989 [Report]

>>2085943
yes stygimoloch had feathers like a bird but only on its arms, tail, back, and top of its head.
pachycephalosaurini were ornithschians, that means bird-hipped. they were very bird-like.
i know what i'm talking about

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Anonymous 2016-03-21 03:44:35 Post No.2086010
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>>2085989
>yes stygimoloch had feathers like a bird but only on its arms, tail, back, and top of its head.
Link?