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On the subject of <i>Carnotaurus</i>, those monstrosities in Dinosaur were far too large, too muscular, and the horns were wrong.
As for the <i>Iguanodon</i>, I'd rather they didn't have lips.
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At 9:05:29 PM on 5/29/2001, Faulkner said:
well why do you say it was inaccurate? i actually agree, put aside the talking and the lemurs, that the dinos in the movie wrer pretty good...the igunadons looked very good as did the others....and the velociraptors in herer actually looked like a velociraptor...
At 1:45:15 PM on 5/29/2001, Mallon said:
Disney's _Carnotaurus_ was terribly inaccurate, and yes, _Carnotaurus_ is featured in the book.
At 9:52:41 AM on 5/29/2001, Compyraptor said:
Is Carnotaurus in the book ????
At 6:11:33 PM on 5/28/2001, Faulkner said:
actually disneys carnotaurus was pretty accurate...i do agree he may have been a little bulked up, but the carnotaurus' skull was tha deep, and the arms were that short and the carnotaurus did have bony armor on it's skin like that accordinbg to skin impressions...
At 3:28:13 PM on 5/28/2001, Mallon said:
There is no picture of the JP3_Carnotaurus_ in the book, if that's what you're wondering.
At 2:09:43 PM on 5/28/2001, velocirapteryx said:
carnotaurus looks nothing like the one on Disney's Dinosaur.
At 2:02:35 PM on 5/28/2001, Faulkner said:
hey buddy...are you talking bout the jurassic park carnotaurus or just what a carnotaurus looks like in general....cuz i could help with the latter
At 1:31:18 PM on 5/28/2001, Tyrannotaur said:
Hey Mallon,What does the Carnotaurus_s look like?
At 2:51:38 AM on 5/28/2001, Post Grant said:
i HAVE that field guide!
At 7:46:28 PM on 5/27/2001, mxpx8690 said:
Sounds a LITTLE (but no much) like the Jurassic Park Field Guide.
At 7:29:23 PM on 5/27/2001, Mallon said:
My bad. Forgive me, Father, for I have sinned.
At 7:10:45 PM on 5/27/2001, Gallimimus said:
Mallon: Shouldn't you say Metriacanthosaurus? Not Metriocanthosaurus.
At 7:04:06 PM on 5/27/2001, Mallon said:
_Metriocanthosaurus_ looks something like a mutant _Allosaurus_, with elongate spines and a funky skull crest.
At 6:56:23 PM on 5/27/2001, Red Spitter said:
How does a Metriocanthosaurus looks like? I saw in the first JP Movie, that Dennis stealed an embryo of this dino.
At 6:02:23 PM on 5/27/2001, Mallon said:
_Metriocanthosaurus_ and _Carcharodontosaurus_ are indeed in the book.
At 5:14:04 PM on 5/27/2001, Faulkner said:
awwww it's nothing...im always willing to help...
At 4:00:55 PM on 5/27/2001, Tyrannotaur said:
Nice review Paleo... I mean mallon... :)
I will deffintily buy that book.
At 3:14:07 PM on 5/27/2001, Compyraptor said:
Thanks Faulkner for the info on Metricanthosaurus. I never knew what it was when I saw it's name in the embryo chamber.
At 1:57:02 PM on 5/27/2001, Faulkner said:
i hope it is a descrption of every dinosaur species ever tied in with jurassic park...from anything..the video games to books...that would include metricanthosaurus and carcharodontasaurus...but if ya didn't know....metricanthosaururs was a megalosaur and it had high spines, about 10 inches long, and with accompying back muscles it would crate sort of a hump...in fact its name means literally "of moderate measure spine lizard"
At 11:46:31 AM on 5/27/2001, Evilgrinch said:
I pity the fool who made Dan's site die for several hours.
At 11:29:30 AM on 5/27/2001, Compyraptor said:
What about Metricanthosaurus. Is there anything about them Mallon ????????
At 10:34:28 AM on 5/27/2001, Jurassiclaw said:
Really ? I thought it was 2 feet tall. Anyways, i trust you Mallon for this and will probably buy it.
PS - Are They any carcharodontosaurids in it ?
At 9:04:06 AM on 5/27/2001, Post Grant said:
Wahey! Im first! AHEM. That out of the way..
WHOA! Way ta go Mallon! Your the best! Awesome review ^_^
Man you rule.
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