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T is for Thylacoleo, the marsupial lion of Australia, more closely related to wombats than to felines and living in the Late Pliocene to the Late Pleistocene, some 2 million to 40,000 years ago.

Mini-theme: Letter Blocks & Prehysterical Critters

Art © 9/2026 Marvin E. Fuller
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My ambition crashed out very hard last year, leaving seven prehistoric letter blocks in limbo for months on end.  My hope had been to upload them as a supplement sometime in the past year, just to get them out of the way, but I kept avoiding them for some reason.  So, it seems I have some easy ideas for filling out this year, instead.
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MviluUatusun
MviluUatusun
1 week, 2 days ago
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Before I read the description and after I enlarged this one, I said, "Thylacoleo."  I recognized it by the incisors as well as the thumb spikes/claws.  While the Thylacine is my favorite marsupial, the thylacoleo runs a close second, with the thylacosmilus third.

BTW, I can hardly wait to see what animal takes up the X mantle.  I'm sure there are several but I can't think of any.
CyberCornEntropic
CyberCornEntropic
1 week, 2 days ago
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I chose Thylacoleo for three reasons: it wasn't the obvious choice (Thylacinus), I already had done a saber-toothed animal three blocks ago (Quercylurus), and I've wanted to avoid any ecoguilt popping up in the comments.  That meant the unusual (at least, to a placental mammal) dentition just had to be highlighted with a great big yawn. :p

As for X, don't worry.  I've got one chosen and planned.  It's W that's been hitting me with one of these.  I have the animal, but I haven't figured out how to draw it.
MviluUatusun
MviluUatusun
1 week, 2 days ago
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Ever since I first found out about the thylacoleo, I thought its dentition was, perhaps, the most interesting thing about it, especially the "bolt cutter carnassials".  

I looked up the Quercylurus and found the pronunciation of its name to be unusual.  As you no doubt know, Qu is normally pronounce kw.  To see that the U is silent blew my mind.  

Well, I'm looking forward to the next letter block animal to see what you came up with to use.
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