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I think Spino should make a brief appearance, getting killed by the new dinosaur. Either that or safe in an enclosure.

Ceratopsian imprints show evidence of quills [img]http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-I9UTYGGH2iw/TzbOM9eGrtI/AAAAAAAAAFI/EApwZXUhfZo/s400/fossil.jpg[/img] [img]http://fc04.deviantart.net/fs70/f/2012/116/1/7/triceratops_lane_by_cheungchungtat-d4xlwka.jpg[/img]

I don't like the fact that we knew T-rex as the killer and the king, but suddenly theres a new guy?

this was one of my favorite fights. Great job :)

Carnotaurus, megladon, Euoplacephalus, mosasaurus, velociraptor, T-Rex, Troodons, tricaratops, stegasaurus, giganotosaurus, dilopasaurus, NO MORE SPINOSAUROUS

Change of list: JP TLW JP Speckles The Tarbosaurus Dinosaur Planet (White Tip The Raptor) JP III Dinosaur Project March of The Dinosaurs Land Before Time King Kong (Doesn't really feature dinosaurs but has some pretty amazing scenes)

I think it was completly allosaurian. It wasn't suited to be a spinosaur, wrong jaws, wrong claws, wrong body.

Jp ||| Jp Prehistoric park Jp tlw Chased by dinosaurs Chases by sea monsters, tecnically not a dinosaur movie, but it is still really good. Walking with dinosaurs That is all I've watched that I like. I have seen land before time and Dinosaurs, but I don't like them.

Raptor, Spino, Rex, Giganotosaurus, Dilo, herbivorous dinosaurs, Quetzlequatlus,Baryonyx, Metriacanthosaurus. Spino is killed by a pack of Giganotosaurus. Water animals: mosasaurus, Brymophysetter, megalodon, pliosaurus, Kronosaurus, Lioplurodon, elasmosaurus, the giant fish from chased by sea monsters it starts with an L. Compsagnuthus.

Anytime. Basically, yes some did, and some did not.

Okay thanks.

A nice little battle, but only two major moves were made. Could have been longer but really nice.

I know there are a fair amount of differences, but there are enough similarities that may justify a reexamination of Acro's exact placement. I think it's somewhere between the allosaurian dinosaurs and the spinosaurian ones. Not really fitting in either. Just a thought though.

1. JP 2. TLW:JP 3. JP III 4. Dinosaur Planet(Little Das) 5. When Dinosaurs Roamed America 6. Walking With Dinosaurs 7. Ballad of Big Al 8. Dinosaur Planet(White Tip) 9. Chased By Dinosaurs 10. Dinosaur Planet(Alpha) I'm sure that WWD: The 3D Movie would be on my list if it was out, but have to wait ;)

Herbivores, with the exception of the therizinosaurs, almost certainly did not have feathers. Now, the therizinosaurs probably did. There is direct evidence for raptors, including Velociraptor, that shows they had feathers. V-Raptor arm bones are now known to have little bumps on them that represent where the feather would embed itself in the bone. Other raptors have feather impressions around them. I don't think Utahraptor had feathers because it was one of the most primitive raptors. Now, the large theropods are another story. Yutyrannus had feathers and this makes sense. The tyrannosaurs belonged to the same group of dinosaurs as Velociraptor. Juvenile Tyrannosaurus' probably had feathers as well. Now, members of the carnosaur group probably did not have feathers, with a few exceptions. Concavenator seems to have had quill-feathers on it's arms. If the large carnosaurs had feathers, it was probably only a few on the arms and maybe head. [img]http://www.calacademy.org/sciencetoday/wp-content/uploads/2010/09/concavenator.jpg[/img] Concavenator [img]http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-lXITA9_Sa2M/TpJL0EWbBiI/AAAAAAAAACw/mbVDBASA2Cg/s1600/t-rex-hatchling-fuzz-feathers-dinosaurs-color_12392_600x450.jpg[/img] Feathered T-rex baby, scaly adult [img]http://www.ucmp.berkeley.edu/diapsids/saurischia/velociraptor1_skrep.jpg[/img] Feathered V-Raptor [img]http://www.amnh.org/science/papers/images/knobs.jpg[/img] V-Raptor Arm Bone [img]http://fc05.deviantart.net/fs71/f/2010/013/b/9/Therizinosaurus_cheloniformis_by_Tomozaurus.jpg[/img] Therizinosaur

I want to see the return of Tyrannosaurus and Velociraptor. I like Ceratosaurus a lot and would not mind if it had a bigger role. As far as new dinosaurs go, I think Therizinosaurus would be cool.

But the Troodon is just another type on raptor...I just hope they use carno, or something that's just really epic

I'm not saying it's impossible, but like my Tyrannosaurus size theory, it's just a theory. 99.9 percent of what we "know" about dinosaurs, is theorized. There is very little we truly know.

I don't know if it is Carno or Tro, it could be neither, and something much different. I don't know.

Well Rex Fan, here is an analogy. You said T. rex could grow up to 50 ft max, we have no proof, but it could. So it also could be that Utahraptor died out later, and Dienonychus came in earlier.

Nice. Can't wait for Allo vs Trike. The pic of Therizinosaurus looked pretty cool.

I like some of Jack Horner's theories and stuff, but some seem rather outlandish and unlikely. Not impossible, but unlikely.

Speilberg is a great director. 1 and 2 were amazing, and 3 was good. If they used some of Jack Horner's ideas (Rex being scavenger) and actual facts (Spino being a fish eater) then the movie would have bee boring. I think that Rex should have been the killer, and Spino is a secondary that gets destroyed by Rex in the end, or Spino is the main one, then gets destroyed at the end.

Same. It's probably my second favorite dinosaur. So underrated.

I've seen that movie before. It was interesting. It wasn't the best movie, but it wasn't bad.

Ceratosaurus is cool. I think Ceratosaurus should appear in JP4.

It's so hard to say. I just want the movie to come so we can find out, haha

I hope Carnotaurus is the mystery dino for JP4. It's either Carno or Troodon, IMO. Carnotaurus would be cooler, but Troodon is more likely.

Lots of food I guess. S. America at the time was similar. Giganotosaurus, Mapusaurus, Tyrannotitan, Aucasaurus, Abelisaurus, Ekrixsomethingsaurus(hate trying to spell that), Irritator, Oxalaia, etc. Large prey and lots of it is my best guess.

I wonder why Africa had so many giant predators during the cretaceous: Bahariasaurus, Spinosaurus, Sauroniops, Carcharodontosaurus, Sarcosuchus, Suchomimus, etc.

I going by what we know NOW. Not yelling or anything, just stressing my point ;) We have 1 good skeleton and some other fragments of Utahraptor. Deinonychus is actually one of, if not the, best known raptor yet. There are dozens of Deinonychus skeletons, so we have a pretty good idea of when they lived.

Rex Fan, if I am correct, we have only found one Utahraptor skeleton, and even if we had found more, there still could be a chance that they lasted another few million years. And that Dienonychs showed up earlier than we have found.

Utahraptor first appeared about 126-130 million years ago. They survived until roughly 110-115 million years ago. Right after they died out, about a few million years, Deinonychus showed up. Give or take a few million years that is. All raptors were smarter than T-rex. T-rex was the smartest large theropod. This excludes the large raptors because, well, they ARE raptors after-all.

It looked alright when I first saw it, but turned out differently when I posted it. Glad you liked it.

Well, do we know when Utahraptor died out, or just when they lived? And I think that Utahraptor, though not the smartest, is still smarter than the next best thing, T. rex.

Great job on this. That first therazinosaurus pic was cool and very strange.

I don't think Utahraptor was the smartest. It would have been smart, but remember, it was a pretty early raptor. Would have been somewhat primitive compared to say, Velociraptor or Deinonychus. PS- Many people think that Deinonychus and Utahraptor lived at the same time. Deinonychus actually lived a few million years after Utahraptor did. Not much later, but later nonetheless.

It was also much shorter. The first two were better, but the third was good. I can't really think of anything you did not already put though. You're right, Spielburg did not direct number 3. That almost certainly has something to do with it. Plus they listened to Jack Horner too much I think ;)

Disney was actually going to use Tyrannosaurus, but Carnotaurus was discovered while they were making the movie, so to honor the new discovery, they used Carno. Now, they kept it T-rex sized, but still a pretty cool dinosaur.

Sorry for the bad Therizinosaurus pic. Here's another... [img]http://www.search4dinosaurs.com/300_lio_beipiaosaurus.jpg[/img]