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Was it the original DNA manipulated Jurassic Park, the return of inGen in The Lost-World, or just the worth-wild running around frantically Jurassic Park III that captured your imagination.
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Could, and it would be a nice cinematic touch, but I think the neck is too long, but the head is just about right maybe.
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Yeah the neck is too long. It's probably a Galimimus, judging by its shape.
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That's what I was leaning more and more towards. Be nice if it had a label...then we wouldn't have to shoot in the dark without a flash light. /tongue.gif" style="vertical-align:middle" emoid=":P" border="0" alt="tongue.gif" />
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what about those crests above the eyes?
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Look at the image I posted first, and then look at the second image. Both are of the same dinosaur, but from different angles. At least it appears that way.
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they both have crests. i made sure to check before i posted that last response
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Those aren't crests, it's head is leaning sideways.
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i know that. i'm not saying they're big crests, but they are there


(p.s. i'm not implying that it's Dilophosaurus, i never thought that and i don't think that now)
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mm interesting creature.

It has to be biped, but the arms are very large or at least the fingers...

And the spine is bothering. It sure has not a spinosaur head..

Gallimimus is very feasible, it would have to be a young one, not newborn (could have died after some weeks, since i dont think those tanks are for the developing of the embryo but somekind of the typical museum of failed experiments, so the malformations could be explained...
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Luke Skywalker wrote:since i dont think those tanks are for the developing of the embryo but somekind of the typical museum of failed experiments, so the malformations could be explained...
hmm...that could explain some things


how about those leg muscles? what do they point to?
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