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Re: Velociraptor
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lugnet.adventurers
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Fri, 7 Jul 2000 18:30:04 GMT
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I think they should've made the dinosaurs with more interchangeable parts so
that you could switch heads, lengthen necks, etc. Then you could've adapted
your way to whatever dinosaur you wanted. (to some degree I think that's what
they do in real life. Have you ever seen how much dinosaur parts they
actually find, compared to what they put in the museum? It's uncanny.)
Your skeptic
Markus
In lugnet.adventurers, Bradley Dale writes:
> Velociraptor was discovered on the Andrews Central Asiatic Expedition in the
> 1920s, which is during the Adventurers time period. In fact, it is likely they
> were on this expedition. A bigger raptor closer ot the one in Jurassic Park,
> Deinonychus, was discovered in 1964 in Montana, and the even bigger Utahraptor
> was found in Utah about eight or nine years ago. I don't think it is out of
> place. What is wrong with being too Jurassic Park (besides possible • lawsuits)?
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> In lugnet.adventurers, Steve Bliss writes:
> > In lugnet.adventurers, Bradley Dale wrote:
> >
> > > Why can't you get one with Lost World sets? It would be really cool.
> >
> > Because velociraptors hadn't been discovered in the time when the
> > Adventurers' adventures took place. So the velociraptors would be out of
> > place.
> >
> > Besides, it would make the Dino-Adventurers seem just a little *too* much
> > like Jurassic Park.
> >
> > Steve
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| Velociraptor was discovered on the Andrews Central Asiatic Expedition in the 1920s, which is during the Adventurers time period. In fact, it is likely they were on this expedition. A bigger raptor closer ot the one in Jurassic Park, Deinonychus, was (...) (24 years ago, 5-Jul-00, to lugnet.adventurers)
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