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The creature is mostly called ''Ichtyosaur'', but that would be a reference to the Order the creature belongs to. It is most likely that the name is ment to refer to the Ichtyosaur genus.
 
The creature is mostly called ''Ichtyosaur'', but that would be a reference to the Order the creature belongs to. It is most likely that the name is ment to refer to the Ichtyosaur genus.
   
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* Ichthyosaurus has a brief apparence in the arcade game [[jurassic park (arcade game)|Jurassic Park]].
 
* Ichthyosaurus is an enemy in the NES game [[Jurassic Park (NES game)|Jurassic Park]].
 
* Ichthyosaurus is an enemy in the NES game [[Jurassic Park (NES game)|Jurassic Park]].
 
* Ichthyosaurus can be created in the game [[Jurassic Park III: Park Builder]].
 
* Ichthyosaurus can be created in the game [[Jurassic Park III: Park Builder]].

Revision as of 11:26, 11 October 2010

Ichthyosaur
Name meaning "fish lizard"
Code name
Diet Carnivore (piscivorous)
Height
Length 2 metres (6.6 ft)
Weight 163 kilograms
Birth Type viviparous
Range Isla Nublar, Isla Sorna
Comic appearances
Game appearances Jurassic Park (NES game), Jurassic Park III: Park Builder
Toy appearances

Ichthiosaurus was the first of the Ichthyosaur Family to be discovered. It was large sea-dwelling reptile that lived during the Jurassic Period. Like most Ichthiosaurs it resembled a modern dolphin. It probebly gave birth to live young.

In the very early 19th century a young girl named Mary Anning was walking along the southern English coast, nicknamed the Jurassic Coast when she made an incredible discovery. Young Mary had found a nearly complete Ichthyosaurus fossil, the first ever of this genus and the Family that was named after it.[1]

More real-life information: Ichthyosaurus on Wikipedia.

Jurassic Park inspired games

The creature is mostly called Ichtyosaur, but that would be a reference to the Order the creature belongs to. It is most likely that the name is ment to refer to the Ichtyosaur genus.

References

  1. Jurassic Park Institute, Dino News, Fossil Site In England Declared World Heritage Site.