Jobaria Tiguidensis
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Type of dinosaur: Sauropod
Length: 70 ft.
Weight: 40,000 pounds
Location: Niger, Africa
Food: Mainly ferns
Environment: Jungle
Interesting Facts:
- The Jobaria's similar bone structure to the modern day elephant leads scientists to theorize that it had the capability of rearing up on it's hind feet.
- Jobaria is a heard animal that travels across land.
- 95% of the skeleton was discovered, making it the most complete Sauropod ever found.
Sketches
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Top 3 Illustrator logos:
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I chose these three logos because each showcase an important aspect of the Jobaria.
1. Displays the Jobaria's 70 foot height.
2. Shows Jobaria's heard quality.
3. Indicates the docility and intelligence of the Jobaria.
Koppes, Steve. "Team Discovers Jobaria Tiguidensis of Cretaceous Period."Team Discovers Jobaria Tiguidensis of Cretaceous Period. Chicago Chronicle, 18 Nov. 1999. Web. 18 Jan. 2016.
Land, Dino. "New Species of Primitive Dinosaur Found in Niger." New Species of Primitive Dinosaur
Found in Niger. Yahoo! GeoCities, 13 Nov. 1999. Web. 18 Jan. 2016.
Museum, Natural History. "The Dino Directory - Jobaria - Natural History Museum." The Dino Directory - Jobaria - Natural History Museum. The Trustees of the Natural History Museum, London, n.d. Web. 18 Jan. 2016.
I chose these three logos because each showcase an important aspect of the Jobaria.
1. Displays the Jobaria's 70 foot height.
2. Shows Jobaria's heard quality.
3. Indicates the docility and intelligence of the Jobaria.
Final logo:
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I chose this logo because clearly differentiates the Jobaria from other dinosaur species by showing the dinosaur's great height. It also shows Jobaria as an intelligent, nimble creature as opposed of a ferocious or lumbering creature.
Sources:
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Koppes, Steve. "Team Discovers Jobaria Tiguidensis of Cretaceous Period."Team Discovers Jobaria Tiguidensis of Cretaceous Period. Chicago Chronicle, 18 Nov. 1999. Web. 18 Jan. 2016.
Land, Dino. "New Species of Primitive Dinosaur Found in Niger." New Species of Primitive Dinosaur
Found in Niger. Yahoo! GeoCities, 13 Nov. 1999. Web. 18 Jan. 2016.
Museum, Natural History. "The Dino Directory - Jobaria - Natural History Museum." The Dino Directory - Jobaria - Natural History Museum. The Trustees of the Natural History Museum, London, n.d. Web. 18 Jan. 2016.
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