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Helicoprion breaching through the waves at the surface of the ocean.

Helicoprion is an extinct genus of shark-like whorl-toothed ratfish. They first arose in the oceans of the Late Carboniferous, approximately 280 million years ago and eventually went extinct during the Early Triassic, about 225 million years ago.

Thank you for stopping by my site. I am a freelance natural history illustrator and biological sciences graduate. My passion has been drawing dinosaurs since childhood, but over the years I have expanded my portfolio to include all branches of scientifically inspired artwork. I have collaborated on projects with several major museums and book publishers from around the globe, including the National Geographic Society and the Royal Tyrrell Museum, working closely with scientists and drawing on my own scientific background. An MSc graduate of Ecology and Environmental Biology (University of Alberta), and a PhD graduate in microbiology (University of Manitoba), I have published scientific papers on mutualisms in Utah and unusual bacteria at...