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--> Mr. Albertensis: Donald Gennaro



* ShownTheirWork: To the point where a paleontologist has noted that the ''Velociraptor'' in these videos are the most accurate animated renditions of that taxon up to that point.
** It wouldn't be until the premiers of ''WebAnimation/{{Dinosauria}}'' and ''Series/PrehistoricPlanet'', a full ''decade'' later, that feathered Dromaeosaurs of similar or better realism would appear in popular culture.

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* ShownTheirWork: To the point where a paleontologist has noted that the ''Velociraptor'' in these videos are the most accurate animated renditions of that taxon up to that point.
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point. It wouldn't be until the premiers of ''WebAnimation/{{Dinosauria}}'' and ''Series/PrehistoricPlanet'', a full ''decade'' later, that feathered Dromaeosaurs of similar or better realism would appear in popular culture.culture.
* SparedByTheAdaptation: All of the ''Velociraptor'' characters survive to the end of the first installment, even those based on characters who died in ''[[Film/JurassicPark1993 Jurassic Park]]'', though [[spoiler:Mr. Giganticus (an {{Expy}} of Nedry) gets a DisneyDeath]]. Notably, Mr. Albertensis (an {{Expy}} of Gennaro) [[DemotedToExtra gets left behind on the mainland]] and never even makes it to the island.

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--> Indomitable Horrorshow (i.e., [[spoiler: a Platypus]]): Indominus Rex

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--> Indomitable Horrorshow (i./ Indo Horror(i.e., [[spoiler: a Platypus]]): Indominus Rex / Indoraptor
--> Pangolin: Therizinosaurus
--> Lion: Giganotosaurus



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%%* FossilRevival* FossilRevival: Averted; Mr. Robustus didn't revive the quaternary animals (and the rest of them) from DNA scraped from fossils. He received ''complete'' genomes from DNA collected by an advanced race of aliens who have been collecting DNA samples across the cosmos for millions of years.

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