Favorite dino

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p. tubicen

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Deino is best Dino

Rex a close second

The ankylosaurus.

that one gay one

>>2420517
Lickalottapus?

Trannysaurus rex?

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>>2420504
>Triceratops
Patrician taste, good sir.

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>>2420510
Thats an ugly fucking Deinonychus
>>2420504
If Triceratops was alive today we would see it in a really different light than "basic plant eater". Proud strong and noble.

>>2421039
Amusing fact- Saurophaganax has never been adequately published so it's not a real genus. Similar to Allosaurus "jimmadseni" which Chure also published in thesis only.

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>>2420504
Does a nigga need to get ate?

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>>2421039
Aside from the feather-crest, handfeathers and (if you really wanted to be picky) maybe the disk around its eye I think it looks pretty nice. If there's a better museum model please direct me because I think this is the best looking I've seen.

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>>2421039
Damn, I never thought I'd find another Saurophag. Since I saw the specimen at the Sam Noble Museum, it's been my favorite. He's a big guy.

>>2421039 for you

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I like hornbills i guess

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Allosaurus fragilis best dinosaur.

>>2422044
The new allosaurus is hideous. Flabby, gangly sack of shit.

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I'M SO GLAD YOU ASKED

MY FAVORITE IS MOSCHOPS

BECAUSE HOLY SHIT LOOK AT THIS RETARD

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>>2420504

>>2422077
But Anon, that's a Therapsid.
Also
>SMASHED
>SLAMMED

Eryops megacephalus

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>>2422044
>>2421745
>>2421039
My niggas

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>>2422205
what's going on in this thread?

>>2421745
Jesus, how tall are you to have taken this picture?

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>>2422222

>>2421745
When I visited they took me into the collections and let me hold the claw. Was huge.

>>2422273 or he may have been standing on higher ground

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>>2422320

>>2422064
The new Allosaurus is great fuck you :P

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Comfy dino

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>>2422331
The old one was gorgeous. The new one has theses gross flabs, shitty crest and its neck is shaped terribly. The spines are a cool idea, but that thing needs to be put out of its fucking misery.

The hadrosaur because it became civilized, colonized the earth and is currently exploring space.

>>2422322
kek

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>>2420504
Ceratosaurus dentisulcatus

Call me old fashioned but I love me some Styracasaurus

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>>2422508
dentisulcatus a shit

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Liliensternus is my favourite one. Because he is a german carnosaurus.

>>2421039
Trikes are just elephants but stupid.

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>>2422423
Nah my dude, the old one had exposed teeth, an inaccurate bodyplan, weird spinep lacement, and not to mention the shrink-wrapping

>>2423022
spine placement*

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>>2423022
shrink wrapping>>>ugly flabs of skin like a lizard.

The new allosaurus is far less accurate. the neck shape is grossly inaccurate, the bones in the arms are way off and the legs are just tree trunks instead of lean muscles. The crest is just speculation, but that is objectively an ugly piece of shit crest. That huge fucking hump on his back is also not present in the fossil record. They took a lithe and vicious predator and turned it into a big fucking lizard.

The lips thing is still up for debate. Speculative reasoning by evolutionary biologists doesn't mean shit if the fossil record doesn't support it. Which it doesn't

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>>2421039
>>2421745
>>2422044
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>>2422210
This is now an allosaur thread

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>>2422881
Trikes are like elephants but much larger and stronger with the most impressive set of defensive weapons ever wielded by an herbivore. A huge, magnificent frill and powerful body. I would back a Triceratops agains every other animal to live with the exceptions of the largest sauropods.

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>>2423178
It's not THAT bad, there are only a few flabs.

The new Allosaurus is pretty accurate in terms of anatomy, the spines (which weren't toned down in this pic) are speculative. No proof for or against 'em. The old Allo looks really goofy in comparision

>>2423264

That model is not the same as the one in the game, and its more than just spines are missing. Comapre the neck shapes. The ingame model has a much different (and uglier) posture along with a hunchback and an inaccurately shaped neck. That model that you posted is really different from what's in game. I would also like to see how the old model would look superimposed with Hartman's skeletal.

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Dakotaraptor has to be one of the most fascinating rather recent discoveries
It lived alongside T-Rex (basically guaranteeing that it was an efficient predator) and is perfectly sized to snack on people, it really is the JP raptor but for real

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Trilobites. The littlest dinosaurs, most people don't even know they still exist!

>>2423489
Low energy

>>2423485
Do we have any evidence for those huge wings?

>>2423489
>trilobites
>dinosaurs

shit bait

>>2423184
>defensive weapons ever wielded by an herbivore
actually scientists do not think it was a true defensive weapon anymore. the interior structure of the horns are far too weak to be effective as an active defense especially against large predators.

Thats not to say they didn't provide some role in defense like simply pointing the points at something can keep them from attacking head on, and I am sure there are occassions they did actualy thrust with them at a predator. But they did not evolve as some sort of primary defense if the structure of the horns is that weak.

Same goes with the frill, most ceratopsians don't even have a solid bone plate going through the entirety of the frill. Most likely developed as a sexual display and could very likely have been quite colorful.

>>2423751
>actually scientists do not think it was a true defensive weapon anymore. the interior structure of the horns are far too weak to be effective as an active defense especially against large predators.
I'm going to take a wild guess and say that you watched Horner's bullshit documentary. If not, source that ridiculous claim. I can't find a single source saying that Trike horns were to weak for combat.

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For me, it's the chicken

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>>2423723
Bigass quill knobs for bigass feathers, yes.

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>>2423931
In addition, we have no indicator against wings on all dromaeosaurids.

For example, Zhenyuanlong is Velociraptor-sized, and obviously must've been incapable of anything even resembling flight. It's the largest dromaeosaur fossil with wing impressions.

The wings clearly served a purpose other than flight, and so we can be pretty sure that means that they were present on Dakotaraptor when we have quill knobs on its arms.

>>2420504

Turkeys

>>2423931
there are only 8 quill knobs, all on the distal forearm.

2/3 of the feathers in that pic are pure speculation.

>>2423944
>speculation
welcome to 99% of paleontology

>>2423964
Paleontology is a scientific study.
speculation without evidence isn't scientific.

you confusing the two explains why the public can't differentiate between well-supported hypotheses and pure bullshit. You don't understand what science is or how it works. You're not intelligent enough to understand.

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>>2420504

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sAQX6RbtjFg

horrifying

whenever I lookup a species of prehistoric creature, why are there so many youtube videos titled "tribute to ___" of grainy still image slideshows with some background music no narration or text information whenever I look up a species of prehistoric creature.
a lot of it is footage from a BBC series or something which is readily available.
it's great that folks are so interested, honestly it is, but why? why??

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Every time I go to the museum I go see the triceratops...I bought the triceratops skull from Petco for my fish tank...

>>2423986
>you will never be swallowed whole by a giant pterosaur
why even live?

>>2424010
Those are relics from late 2000's era YouTube. Most of them are made by kids in middle school

t. I was one of those kids.

>>2422064
agreed. Looks fucking awful, should be the hypo version maybe, but not the normal.

>>2422423
this

>>2423022
looks awful.

>>2424010
Does anyone have the 'tribute to sea scorpion' or whatever video? I can't find it anymore

I think the background music 'Enya - Only Time'

>>2420504
Bernie Sanders

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Still can't be beat

He's classic, he's perfect.

>>2424174
>>2424010
>>2424155
>relic of the past
>8 months ago
https://youtu.be/y2pXs5hA0IA

A U S T R A L O V E N A T O R

>>2423751
>>2423796
There was a documentary a while back that shoved cast trike skull into a wall. When it shattered they were like "whelp, guess that answers that." Clearly it was a very rigorous quantitative test.

The horns were sheathed in keratin, which would have lengthened them and made them considerably tougher. They were excellent offensive weapons. The frill, regardless of its actual defensive capabilities, would have deterred attacks to the neck due to the epoccipitals and predators' generally cautious nature.

He is right that at least the frill evolved as sexual display, though the fact that chasmosaurines survived into the Maastrichtian and centrosaurines did not probably indicates that their horn position was more advantageous to deterring predators.

That being said, Ankylosaurus is clearly better suited to defense.

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>>2420504
Bipedal or quadrupedal, Spino is my bro since I was a kid.

>>2424010
Holy shit yes this
When I was like 13 I'd watch them for hours. Anybody else remember the PIVOT animations of dinosaurs fighting? Or making dinosaurs in Spore?

>>2424692
I think the defensive role of the frill was fairly well established by Happ in 08 with a specimen that had been bitten on the face, frill and horn by a T. rex. The animal survived the attack.

Similarly the strength of the horns has been demonstrated by Farlow and Dodson clear back in 1975 when they described a trike with a partially healed puncture wound to the jugal that matches the dimensions of a Triceratops horn exactly.

young scientist make a name for themselves by questioning the existing paradigm, but doubting stuff just for the sake of doubting doesn't always pay off. The public may not be qualified to make the distinction.

>>2424696
Jurassic Park III came out 16 years ago. The kids that grew up watching that tripe are now old enough to be fighting overseas or posting on Asian autism awareness sites.

Holy shit I'm feeling old.

>>2424725
I remember seeing in the theater when I was like 6 or 7

It has a special place in my heart

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>>2424804

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>>2420504
Most underrated ceratopsian.

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>>2422222

>>2423967
Do all birds have quill knobs for every feather? Checkmate athetits. It's not so far fetched.

>>2424820
>log of shit on forehead

The ultrasaur

>>2425468
your mom's not a dinosaur

>>2425465
>Do all birds have quill knobs for every feather?
Dakotaraptor isn't a bird, and most birds don't have quill knobs at all.

so by that leap of faith we'd be putting feathers on every extinct animal that had arms. Or maybe we could scales, we have no evidence of that either. Or fur. Or rainbow cloaks of elven-kind. Really if we're going to assume stuff without evidence the possibilities are endless.

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>>2424174
Latest evidence suggests that Tyrannosaurus was at least partially feathered - and had its teeth covered by lips like most modern day lizards.

>>2425480
Old news. Newest evidence suggests at most it only had a crown of feathers at most.

>>2425480
And there's never been any evidence for lipped theropods. Just speculation. The evidence is quite to the contrary

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>>2425473
>Not all venomous reptiles have syringelike teeth (hallow to inject), but all reptiles with them have venomous bites.
Not all birds have quill knobs, but all quill Knobs are connections for feathers (or at least basic quills)

>>2425810
>Not all birds have quill knobs, but all quill Knobs are connections for feathers (or at least basic quills)
exactly right.

that does not imply that there are feathers where there are no quill knobs in animals that are not birds.

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>>2424820
What if its bumpy hard nose plat thing was really just a part of a massive rhino like horn?
Maybe the rest of the horn just broke off as a result of being dead for so long.
http://thomas-hopp.com/blog/2015/08/14/dinosaur-tales-free-on-amazon-today/

>>2425812
My question wasn't whether they had feathers or not, my question was if we had convincing evidence for those gigantic wing structures on the arms. Seems like they'd just get in the way for an animal thats supposed to be highly mobile

>>2425907
How would they get in the way?

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>>2425909
Step on them, they'd cause drag. Unlike pic related which i feel would be appropriate sized, ever reconstruction of Dakotaraptor I've seen has 2-3 ft wing feathers that require the arms held out at all times or else they drag on the ground.

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>>2425909

>>2421745
For you

T. rex is the objective answer

>>2425954

getting angry isn't science. maybe this autistic poster should've actually looked at the fossil record or something.

>>2427035
>getting angry isn't science
nothing posted on 4chan is science.

science is published in accredited, peer-refereed journals and nowhere else. Until it hits that journal it isn't science.

>>2420504
The one that's like T-Rex but with horns and even smaller arms.

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>>2420504
Tyrannosaurus
>nice feathers
>colored like a grizzly bear

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>>2421897

>>2427356
>He doesn't know that Rex most likely had feathers and fell for the meme
>>2427296
If you cant remember the name of a well known dinosaur, then its not your favorite dinosaur.

>>2427039

what if we cite accredited, peer-refereed journals, rather than reeeeing?

>>2427934
then you would find that science is entirely on the side of the angry dude.

flight feathers evolved in animals that flew.

the only way non-flying animals would have flight feathers is if they evolved from flying ones. One or two scientists have suggested this to be the case, while several hundred others stood back and laughed at them.

>>2427685
being a little judgemental there champ

>>2427296
you talking about one of my faves, allosaurus?

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>>2427943
>you talking about one of my faves, allosaurus?
he meant this one.

>>2427946
lmao

>>2427685
>He doesn't recognize this post is most likely bait and fell for the meme

>>2423734
>Posts a fucking beetle larvae
Shit bait 3x combobob

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>>2423940
Getting some real Archaeoraptor vibes from that tail.

Is craniumfag still around?

>>2421039
You mean oversized Allosaurus fragilis?

>>2427938
>the only way non-flying animals would have flight feathers is if they evolved from flying ones
You mean like all Dromeosaurids did?

>>2428082
yes I do.

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Lived with allosaurus and was a bit smaller, but mainly occupied forests while allo was an open fields creature.

I was gone for a few days what the hell happened to this thread

>>2428079
>Is craniumfag still around?
sometimes. I've been lurking other boards lately.

>>2428089
>You mean like all Dromeosaurids did?
If they did we'd classify them inside Avialae
in fact the reason we don't is because they didn't.

>>2428607
Is there any actual evidence that it wasn't a different ontogenic stage of C. nasicornis?

>>2430064
>Is there any actual evidence that it wasn't a different ontogenic stage of C. nasicornis
not him but tooth counts differ. Despite being larger, it had far FEWER teeth and they were massive. Almost twice the size of other species.

lots of things might change during growth but tooth counts don't.

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>>2422222
Nice get!

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When I was a kid, I was obsessed with Amargasaurus because I thought the idea of a long-necked dinosaur with spikes on it was really cool. These days, I'm more into plesiosaurs since I'm currently more interested in big sea creatures.

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>>2425466
>hating on the battering-ram-o-saurus

not even my favorite, but come on, man.

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Not enough love for Giganotosaurus in this thread

>>2423940
>purpose other than flight
Communication? Brightly coloured during the mating season?

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this kind of Dinasaur

>>2424820
this is the one that can expel clouds of gas, correct?

>>2420507
Elementary school favourite. Interest carried over into middle school. After movie and pop-culture spamming, only found theropods cool. Nostalgia dictates that Parasaurolophus was great all along.

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>>2421043
>dinosaur species existance or nonexistance dependent on publishing of papers
kinda makes you type

what is the best dinosaur

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>>2427356
>grizzly bear
No, something much more deadly.

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>>2431982
My understanding is that he was laid off by the Park Service before he had a chance to complete publication of the species and genus he identified in his thesis.

Foster later upheld both species in his book, however he placed A. jimmadseni in quotes indicating it isn't a valid name while not doing the same with Saurophaganax. Despite this inconsistency neither name has been formally published afaik. Chure's 1995 PhD thesis doesn't count under formal naming guidelines as adequate publication.

The fossils are real and likely represent real paleospecies. The names aren't real yet.

>>2420504
Why are triceratops depicted with exposed beaks? Would there be certain shapes around them to dictate if they had muscles for lips or not? Same for sauropods' nostrils.

>>2420504
Stegosaurus.

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Fossil Fighters made Alioramus a favorite.

My favorite was acrocanthosaurus

>>2420517
OPceratops faggotini?

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>>2420517
these ones?

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Bravo, science continues to ruin the T-rex

>>2434168
>I'm sure out of the dozens of models simulating Tyrannosaurus running mechanics with the results all varying wildly, this one is correct!

>>2425859
>that pic
Is this from some Dinoerotica cover?

>>2422077
These guys were fun to fuck with on Carnivores Ice Age.

>>2432503
Finally, someone else who loves Fossil Fighters. It's like only 5 people played the game

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Its between spinosaurus and mosasaur for me.
Both best dinos from their Jurassic park movies

>>2424725
nigga when i saw the t-rex, the greatest thing i had ever seen, fight a spino, an even larger cooler looking dino, my little 10 year old schlong couldnt stand it. I came right then and there all over the theater

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>>2425480
even pokémon get it right

my childhood favorite

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>>2435470
ups

>>2433149
That sounds more like a pasta

Quick rundown on which dinos we know for sure had feathers
(ask me for sauce if ya want)

>dromeosaurids, most raptors
>oviraptors
>therizinosaurus
>troodons
>yutyrannus
>some heterodontids
>some ceratopsians were know to have quills on their tails


Interestingly enough, evidence on carnotaurus specimens shows that it most likely had exclusively scales

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I know its vanilla as fuck but tyrannosaurus rex is probably my favourite. Just so fucking cool, I mean just look at this skeleton. Just the way its so big and bulky and shit.

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>>2435403
sorry to say anon but spinosaurus wasn't like that at all in real life. it is believed it walked on all fours like pic related, for swimming and shit. still pretty badass but not as badass.

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>>2435493
also I know its a synapsid from the Permian(?) but dimetrodon was cool as fuck too. I can just imagine them in modern times, lumbering around in the sun and shit together with their cool sails and all.

>>2435496
>Literal fucking dragon
>Not as badass

>>2422044
The Isle is a nice game, I love the models.

>>2435496
Not confirmed. Front limbs have never been discovered complete, so it's all speculation.

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I like the shark-toothed lizards

>>2435487
>Sciurumimus
>Concavonator
>Yi-qi
>Kulindadromeus Zabaikalicus (one of the oldest dinosaurs ever)

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>>2436774
>(one of the oldest dinosaurs ever)

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>>2436754
Carcharodontosaurus skull aesthetics are glorious

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From 1 to 5 Saurophaganax, Megaraptor, Giganotosaurus, Tyrannotitan, and Ceratosaurus. I prefer the Carnosaurs over all others

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>>2437063
Did someone say "Carnosaur"?

http://ifpnews.com/exclusive/traces-feathered-dinosaur-found-iran/

Iranian dinosaur that might be the oldest feathered dinosaur confirmed

https://www.livescience.com/59815-stalker-velociraptor-relative-discovered.html

Omnivorous Troodon relative. Both are not my favorites but they're still cool.

>>2435403
Mosasuars were not actually dinosaurs, but rather distant relatives to monitor lizards

>>2430474
It's toys hurt my fucking finger tips as a kid.

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>>2437063
In no random order of 1 to 5
T. Rex, Linhenykus, Ankylosaurus, Parasaurolophus, Ceratosaurus, Microraptor
Nigersaurus gets an honorary mention for giving me many laughs

>>2439185
>In no random order
I had two different sentences in my head and they came out as one, fuck.

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Gigantoraptor coming thru

>>2436732
I wish I could play it but reviews on Steam seem to indicate the game went to shit.

>>2435493
>I mean just look at this skeleton.
That's the only way I can actually appreciate dinosaurs. Seeing the bones really drives home the fact that these were real living animals.

>>2420504
growing up it was always a tie between parasaurolophus and baryonyx

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Did dinosaurs have massive, flexible dicks (similar to dolphins) to make up for their awkward shapes/positions?

>>2442030
Probably won't ever find good fossil evidence of it, but I imagine such dicks would be a necessity, especially for stegosaurs.

Call me old fashioned, but T Rex is best

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>>2422423
>>2423022
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>>2423264
>>2423360

This may or may not be Jiggy, and I just wanted to mention that the reason why the new Allo was made was because it was thought that it would fix the collision on the model and stop Allo balloons from happening. Turns out it's the rig that they both share- so when that's fixed both Allosaurus models will be playable if everything goes according to plan.

They even have matching male/female skins so you pals can pack up without looking like a different species.

>>2442108
But I don't want the sleek attractive skin to be the female, dammit!.

Personally for a Carnivore, Spinosaurus. However for a herbivore, Nasutoceratops

I like long necks yes I dooooooo

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Favorite herbivore: Stegosaurus

Favorite carnivore: Spinosaurus