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'''''Tanystropheus''''' was a {{w|genus}} of the {{w|Prolacertiformes}} order, not the [[Dinosaur]] order. ''Tanystropheus'' was an aquatic or semi-aquatic reptile which was most likely piscivorous (or 'fish-eating'). It lived during the [[Triassic]] period in Europe and the Middle East. It had an extremely elongated neck, which measured 3 meters (10 ft) long - longer than its body and tail combined. Its skull had a long, narrow snout sporting sharp interlocking teeth. Skin impressions of ''Tanystropheus'', showing that it was covered in semi-rectangular, non-overlapping pattern of scales. Engineering Scientists have said that it has the largest neck possible in proportion to its body under the Laws of Physics! |
'''''Tanystropheus''''' was a {{w|genus}} of the {{w|Prolacertiformes}} order, not the [[Dinosaur]] order. ''Tanystropheus'' was an aquatic or semi-aquatic reptile which was most likely piscivorous (or 'fish-eating'). It lived during the [[Triassic]] period in Europe and the Middle East. It had an extremely elongated neck, which measured 3 meters (10 ft) long - longer than its body and tail combined. Its skull had a long, narrow snout sporting sharp interlocking teeth. Skin impressions of ''Tanystropheus'', showing that it was covered in semi-rectangular, non-overlapping pattern of scales. Engineering Scientists have said that it has the largest neck possible in proportion to its body under the Laws of Physics! |
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*The Jurassic Park Series 2 ''Tanystropheus'' was also repainted for the first Jurassic Park: Dinosaurs line. |
*The Jurassic Park Series 2 ''Tanystropheus'' was also repainted for the first Jurassic Park: Dinosaurs line. |
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[[File:TanystropheusHybridsToy.jpg|thumb|Tanystropheus from the Jurassic Park: Dinosaurs Hybrids toyline. (Image courtesy of JPToys.com)]] |
[[File:TanystropheusHybridsToy.jpg|thumb|Tanystropheus from the Jurassic Park: Dinosaurs Hybrids toyline. (Image courtesy of JPToys.com)]] |
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Revision as of 22:18, 23 April 2013
Tanystropheus was a genus of the Prolacertiformes order, not the Dinosaur order. Tanystropheus was an aquatic or semi-aquatic reptile which was most likely piscivorous (or 'fish-eating'). It lived during the Triassic period in Europe and the Middle East. It had an extremely elongated neck, which measured 3 meters (10 ft) long - longer than its body and tail combined. Its skull had a long, narrow snout sporting sharp interlocking teeth. Skin impressions of Tanystropheus, showing that it was covered in semi-rectangular, non-overlapping pattern of scales. Engineering Scientists have said that it has the largest neck possible in proportion to its body under the Laws of Physics!
More real-life information: Tanystropheus.
Jurassic Park Franchise
Tanystropheus never appears in the novels or movies.
Jurassic Park Toys
- A Tanystropheus toy first appeared in Kenner's toyline Jurassic Park Series 2. It had a flexible neck to grab a human action figure ("constrictor neck attack"), which is an inaccurate information.
- In Kenner's Chaos Effect toyline, a mammal-like reptile appeared that was a mix of Tanystropheus and an anaconda. This toy was called Tanaconda and is a repaint of the Tanystropheus from the Jurassic Park Series 2 Tanystropheus.
- The Jurassic Park Series 2 Tanystropheus was also repainted for the first Jurassic Park: Dinosaurs line.