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Indoraptor is a genetically engineered dinosaur hybrid created by scientist Henry. Genetic basis. It was created using the DNA of Indominus rex, Velociraptor, Deinonychus, and possibly Abelisaurus. The completed version was supposed to have the Velociraptor Blue gene, which would have given the Indoraptor traits of empathy and obedience. Appearance. The body is dark gray, almost black, with two narrow yellow stripes on the sides, starting behind the jaw and ending about halfway down the tail. The Indoraptor has a row of osteoderm plates along its dorsal spine and thin, movable proto-feathers on the back of its skull.Physical features. Long front limbs with opposable thumbs, which can be used for manipulating objects and prey. The hind legs have four toes, one of which is underdeveloped, causing the Indoraptor to walk on three toes when on its hind legs. There is a large curved claw on the second toe of the hind legs, which can be used as a hook. The tail is thin, long, and flexible, and can be used for balance or as a weapon.

Indominus Rex is a genetically engineered dinosaur hybrid created by InGen for the park. Origin. The hybrid was created by integrating the genetic traits of Velociraptor, Giganotosaurus, Terizinosaurus, Deinonychus, Mayungasaurus, Carnotaurus, Pikonemosaurus, Kilmésaurus, Viovenator, Ruggops, Cuttlefish, species of tree frogs and rattlesnakes, as well as the Oak Bark Beetle, into the genome of Tyrannosaurus Rex. Appearance. It resembles a Tyrannosaurus, but has a distinctive skull structure and a thick layer of osteoderms (bone plates). It has small horns above the eye sockets and nasal projections similar to those of Abelisauroids.

Pterodactylus is a genus of pterosaur. The skulls of adult pterodactyls were long and thin, and they had about 90 narrow, conical teeth. The teeth were long at the tips of both jaws and became smaller the deeper they were in the mouth. A distinctive feature of the skull was a crest that extended beyond the back of the head and was made up of soft tissue. This structure developed as the pterodactyls grew older and was likely an indicator of sexual maturity. The wings consisted of a single skin-muscle membrane that was attached to the elongated fourth toes of the front paws, as well as to the hind limbs. Thanks to its internal collagen structure and external keratin growths, this design was both lightweight, durable, and rigid. Size: the total body length of adult individuals is about 65 centimeters, and they weigh between 2 and 5 kilograms. When standing, pterodactyls reached a height of less than 30 centimeters. The presence of a tail is a controversial topic among paleontologists: some argue that it was small and did not serve any purpose, while others believe that pterodactyls originally had a tail that helped them maneuver during flight, but it eventually disappeared as a vestige.

Stegosaurus is a genus of herbivorous dinosaurs. Dimensions: body length up to 9 m, height - 4 m, weight - 7-9 t. The small head in length did not exceed 40 cm, the jaws were poorly developed and had no sharp teeth. With a huge body, the head was connected by a fleshy neck. The front three-fingered limbs were short and relatively thin. The body of the stegosaurus passed into a long tail. At the end of its body, there were sharp spikes that served as protection against enemies. It is estimated that there were no more than four spikes, each measuring between 70 cm and 1 meter in length. The distinctive feature of this creature was the presence of bony plates that covered its neck, back, and tail, arranged in two rows. According to scientists, there were no more than 17 plates. These plates were not part of the spine and did not connect to each other, but rather grew independently.

Ankylosaurus is a genus of herbivorous ornithischian dinosaurs from the Ankylosauridae family. It had a broad, squat, and stocky body. Ankylosaurus was a quadruped, with its hind limbs longer than its front limbs. The skull was low and triangular in shape, with its width exceeding its length. The base of the skull was covered with projections resembling small horns. The armor consisted of bumps, bony plates, and spikes that grew into the skin and protected the dinosaur from the claws and fangs of predators. Scientists believe that each Ankylosaurus had unique patterns on its back. The thickening at the end of the tail was a "mace" made of dense bony projections, which the dinosaur used to defend itself against enemies. The teeth were small, leaf-shaped, and serrated along the edge of the crown. The front of the mouth was formed by a wide, toothless beak. There was a bony partition between the nasal cavity and the mouth, allowing the ankylosaurus to eat and breathe at the same time.

Carnotaurus is a genus of carnivorous dinosaurs from the Abelisauridae family. Appearance. It had a very short and tall skull with two horn-like flattened outgrowths above the eyes. The skull could be up to 59.6 cm long. The horns, formed by the frontal bones, were thick, cone-shaped, vertically flattened in cross-section, and up to 15 cm long. Limbs. The hind limbs were long and slender, the forelimbs were extremely reduced (even smaller than those of a tyrannosaurus), but they retained four fingers. Teeth. Numerous, medium-sized ones were well suited for cutting off pieces of meat. There were 32 teeth in the upper jaw and 30 in the lower jaw. The lower jaw was weak. Features of the skull. It had pronounced kinematism — the joints between the bones were movable, which allowed it to swallow large pieces of meat or small animals whole. For example, the front part of the skull could be slightly raised, like in birds. Skin prints. They were preserved on the skeleton, which allowed for a detailed study of the dinosaur's appearance. The body was covered with conical and disc-shaped non-overlapping scales. The carnotaurus did not have feathers. Dimensions and weight. The length of the only known specimen was between 7.5 and 9 meters, and its mass was between 1.5 and 2.1 tons. Smell. The eyes were very small, and smell played a significant role in its orientation. Speed. Modeling estimates the running speed of the Carnotaurus to be between 48 and 56 km/h.

Allosaurus is a genus of carnivorous dinosaurs from the Allosauridae family of the Theropoda clade. Size. The representatives of the type species Allosaurus fragilis reached an average of 8.5 meters in length, 3.5 meters in height, and weighed more than 1.5 tons. Based on fragmentary remains, it is assumed that large individuals could reach 11 meters in length and weigh more than 4 tons. Structure. Allosaurus was a large bipedal predator with a massive skull and dozens of sharp, serrated teeth in its mouth. It moved on powerful hind legs, while its front limbs were relatively small and had three fingers with large, curved claws. The massive skull was balanced by a long, heavy tail, which helped it maintain its equilibrium when walking or running.Features of the skull. It could have had paired horns above the eyes. According to one theory, they were used to protect the eyes from sunlight, while another theory suggests that they helped attract females. Running speed. Allosaurus is estimated to have had a running speed of 30-55 km/h.

Triceratops is a genus of herbivorous dinosaurs from the ceratopsid family. The head occupied a third of the entire body. In young specimens, the head was up to 1 meter long, while in adolescent specimens, it was 1.5 meters long. The largest specimen found had a head length of 2.4 meters. The head was adorned with three horns: a short horn on the nose and two long horns on the forehead above each eye. The horns were over a meter long. In young specimens, the horns were curved backward, while in adult specimens, they grew forward. The head was framed by a collar covered with keratinized skin that resembled a shell. Its structure was dense and had no cavities. This part protected the triceratops' neck and shoulders from the teeth and claws of its enemies during battles. The animal's mouth resembled a large beak. Its sharp teeth were arranged in a dense row, known as a battery. Each jaw had 3-5 batteries with 36-40 teeth. With their help, the dinosaur chewed its food, cutting it like a blade.The large body of the Triceratops was carried by four legs. The short front legs had three toes each, while the powerful back legs had four toes each. Each toe ended in a hoof. The stocky body was ended by a tail. Researchers do not provide evidence as to whether the tail served a balancing or protective function. The Triceratops was covered in rough skin. Fossilized skin impressions suggest that the animal may have had bristles on its body.

Gigantosaurus is a large carnivorous dinosaur of the Late Cretaceous period from the family of Carcharodontosauridae. Dimensions. According to various estimates, the body length was from 12 to 13 meters, the height was about 4 meters, the weight was from 4.2 to 13.8 tons. Some researchers have suggested that individual specimens could reach 14 tons. Structure. The Giganotosaurus had a large head with prominent cheekbones, and the end of its lower jaw was slightly blunt, giving it a more square shape. Its teeth were sharp, thin, and serrated, resembling blades. The body was muscular, with a long tail that balanced the front part of the body. Each front leg had three fingers with sharp, curved claws.

Velociraptor is a genus of carnivorous theropod dinosaurs from the family Dromaeosauridae. Adult individuals reached 1.5-2.07 m in length, about 0.5 m in height at the hip, and weighed approximately 14.1-19.7 kg. Anatomy. Velociraptor was a bipedal, feathered predator with a long tail and an enlarged sickle-shaped claw on the back of its foot. The skull was elongated, up to 25 cm long, with a raised muzzle, a concave upper surface, and a convex lower surface. The upper and lower jaws had 26-28 teeth with serrated cutting edges, curved back for capturing and tearing prey. Claws. The second finger of the hind limbs had a large, strongly curved claw up to 6.5-7 cm long (along the outer edge). Previously, it was believed to be the primary weapon for killing and tearing apart victims, but it was later discovered that it was more of a hook for grabbing and holding onto victims rather than a blade. The tail. The flexibility of the tail was reduced by the bony outgrowths of the vertebrae in their upper part and the ossified tendons in the lower part. The bony outgrowths extended along the 4-10 vertebrae, providing stability during turns, especially when running at high speeds. Feathered cover. On the ulna of one of the Velociraptor specimens, feather tubercles were found, which are the attachment points for the wing feathers. This indicates the presence of feathers, which suggests that the dinosaur was warm-blooded.

Spinosaurus is a genus of theropod dinosaur in the family Spinosauridae. Had one of the longest skulls of any carnivorous dinosaur, over 1.5 meters in length. The skull had a narrow shape with jaws filled with straight, cone-shaped teeth. The hind limbs were short, making up just over 25% of the total body length. Unlike other theropods, the first finger of the spinosaur's hind limbs was in contact with the ground, and the finger phalanges were unusually long and massive. At their ends, there were flattened claws with a flat underside. The tail vertebrae had extremely elongated, thin spinous processes, which, combined with similarly elongated chevrons on the underside of the tail vertebrae, formed a narrow and tall tail that resembled an oar or fin. The processes of the dorsal and caudal vertebrae form a kind of "sail" due to their size and shape. The purpose of the "sail" is the subject of numerous discussions

Brachiosaurus is a genus of sauropod dinosaurs. Dimensions: length - according to various estimates, from 21 to 27 meters, height - 9-13 meters. According to various sources, weight - from 28 to 58 tons. Long neck - could reach 8 meters, was not directed upwards, but forward at an angle of approximately 45 degrees. In the structure of the neck were vertebrae and ribs, which limited flexibility, especially to the sides. Small head. The well-developed jaws were filled with sharp teeth, which the brachiosaur used to grind up hard food. The nostrils were located on a bony partition above the eyes, and were connected to air sacs on the animal's neck and body. The limbs were pillar-like, with the front limbs being larger than the back limbs. This resulted in the shoulders being much higher than the hips. The body ended in a muscular, long tail.

Tyrannosaurus is a genus of carnivorous theropod dinosaurs from the Tyrannosauridae family. Size: One of the largest specimens of Tyrannosaurus reached 12.3-12.8 meters in length, had a height of 3.6 meters at the hip, and weighed approximately 8.4-9.5 tons. Skull: Wide at the back, it narrowed significantly towards the nose. Sharp teeth: Curved inward, which facilitated the capture and holding of prey. The teeth were up to 30 cm long. Spine: consists of 10 cervical, 12 thoracic, five sacral and about 40 tail vertebrae. Tail: thick and heavy, with its help the Tyrannosaurus kept balance when running and helped during turning. Limbs: the Tyrannosaurus moved on powerful hind legs, the paws had 4 fingers with sharp claws. The front limbs were poorly developed, on short legs there were 2 fingers. Features: some of the skeleton's bones were hollow, which allowed for a slight reduction in body weight without compromising the overall strength of the skeleton. He had binocular vision. Predator and scavenger