More dinosaur art here. This is most of what I've had time to do lately. In this piece we have Lametasaurus indicus, a very dubious taxon which is probably a chimera of several animals, but the important parts appear to be that of a 6-7 meter-long Abelisaurid, closely related to the short and stocky Majungasaurus. There are two other named Majungasaurine taxa from the Lameta formation-- Indosuchus and Rajasaurus, both of which were discovered after Lametasaurus, and only one of which is known from reasonably good remains. It is likely that these three taxa represent the same animal, but since Lametasaurus and Indosuchus are known from such poor remains, any future specimens will probably be assigned to Rajasaurus.