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Deinosuchus was an extinct genus of eusuchian that lived in North America during the Cretaceous period and probably hunted hadrosaurs. It is estimated to have been 10.6 meters (35 feet) long and much larger than modern alligators, they are believed to have had lifespans of eighty years, far longer than most dinosaurs. Deinosuchus is sometimes referred to as Phobosuchus.
Recent studies show that Deinosuchus was not a true crocodilian and was classified as advanced eusuchian reptiles, just outside of the crocodilian branch.
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Jurassic Park Franchise[]
Deinosuchus is featured in the art gallery of the Jurassic Park Institute.
History[]
DNA of Deinosuchus was acquired by InGen sometimes before 2015, however no known individuals were created for Jurassic World.
Jurassic World[]
DNA of Deinosuchus was used in the creation for the Indominus rex, specifically for the number of teeth.
Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom[]
During the movie while Eli Mills presents the Indoraptor via hologram, the Indominus rex hologram shows that it had Deinosuchus DNA used for the number of teeth it has. Also, in an unused scene, a skeleton of an unidentified crocodilian was shown, possibly that of a deceased Deinosuchus.
References[]
- ↑ Seen in Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom Indominus genetic composition list.
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