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%%* ''ComicBook/DisneyDucksComicUniverse'': Many of these pop out in Duck Comics.

* ''46 Okunen Monogatari: The Shinkaron'' (the obscure UsefulNotes/PC98-exclusive precursor to the way better known SNES game ''VideoGame/EVOSearchForEden'') has the player talking to a musical dinosaur called Sugiyaman (named after the game's composer Koichi Sugiyama). There are also some fictional dinosaur species made up by the creators that lead to speculatuve evolutionary paths (like Gorgon, Reptillian Alien, Goblin, a [[Franchise/DragonBall Shenlong]]-esque Asian Dragon, a Franchise/{{Godzilla}} -esque {{Kaiju}} and others) which often end up as a Main/NonStandardGameOver.

* ''WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes'': "Prehistoric Porky" shows Porky to be descended from a cavepig, while "Pre-Hysterical Hare" shows Bugs to be descended from a saber-toothed rabbit.

->''"No! It's... it's a '''Calvinosaurus!''' Named after the renowned [[ArtisticLicensePaleontology archeologist]] who discovered it, the huge Calvinosaur can eat an ultrasaur in a single bite!"''

* ''WesternAnimation/DinoSquad'' has many examples. Most of the mutated creatures created by Victor Veloci were mutated mixes of modern day and ancient creatures. Only the Dino Squad were 'perfect' creatures.

* ''VideoGame/PrimalCarnage'': Among all the real dinosaur and pterosaur species, the token dromaeosaur is a fictional genus called the ''Novaraptor'', a genetically engineered creation which is nearly identical to the ''Film/JurassicPark'' raptors in appearance and ferocity, thereby sidestepping any issues regarding [[RaptorAttack inaccuracy in its design]]. It comes in both a scaly and a feathered variant, although the difference is purely cosmetic.

* ''Film/SixtyFive'': The film is filled almost entirely of these, partly by virtue of the main characters being HumanAliens with no concept of dinosaurs (meaning none are given names). There are creatures resembling scaly raptors, a featherless ''Oviraptor''-like theropod, but with [[ToothyBird numerous sharp teeth]], some sort of small bipedal ankylosaur bearing a distinct but [[AccidentallyCorrecrZoology almost certainly coincidental]] resemblance to ''Jakapil'', emaciated quadruped reptiles (identified in the soundtrack as ''Lagosuchus'', despite not being dinosaurs and [[AnachronisticAnimal living nowhere near the Late Cretaceous]]) and a gigantic four-legged predator resembling some sort of primitive archosaur, but even bigger than a ''Tyrannosaurus''. The only identifiable animals are two ''Tyrannosaurus''.

* ''Film/SixtyFive'': The film is filled almost entirely of these, partly by virtue of the main characters being HumanAliens with no concept of dinosaurs (meaning none are given names). There are creatures resembling scaly raptors, a featherless ''Oviraptor''-like theropod, but with [[ToothyBird numerous sharp teeth]], some sort of small bipedal ankylosaur, emaciated quadruped reptiles (identified in the soundtrack as ''Lagosuchus'', despite not being dinosaurs and [[AnachronisticAnimal living nowhere near the Late Cretaceous]]) and a gigantic carnivore resembling a quadrupedal tyrannosaur, but even bigger. The only identifiable animals are two ''Tyrannosaurus''.

** ''VideoGame/DragonQuestV'' introduces a line of Triceratops-turtles, named Tortoceratops, Tyrannoceratops, and Terrorceratops. Further variants appear in ''VideoGameDragonQuestX'' as Trikaceratops and ''Dragon Quest Walk'' as Sunanosaurus.