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− | + | |name = ''Dromaeosaurus''||image = [[Image:Dromaeosaur new new.png|300px]]|att = Small with a robust head compared to ''[[Velociraptor]]'', Other features consistent with other [[Dromaeosaur]]s|diet = Carnivore|range = [[Montana]]|time = Late [[Cretaceous]]|appearances = ''[[Walking with Dinosaurs]]'': [[Death of a Dynasty]]}} |
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+ | '''''Dromaeosaurus''''' was a [[dromaeosaur|raptor]] that lived in Late [[Cretaceous]] [[North America]] during the last days of the dinosaurs. |
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− | '''''Dromaeosaurus''''' was a medium-sized theropod dinosaur, about 2m (6ft) long and 15kg (33lb) in weight, from the Late Cretaceous of Alberta and the western United States 90,000,000-72,000,000 BC. It is unique among dromaeosaurs as, unlike other medium-sized dromaeosaurs such as ''[[Velociraptor]]'' or ''[[Deinonychus]]'', it had a short, massive skull, deep mandible, and robust teeth, which seem to be made for crushing and tearing meat due to the heavy wear marks on them. It had a very stiff tail, like all dromaeosaurs, and it had a huge, sickle-like claw on its second toe, most likely used to stab the throat of its prey. It was the first non-dubious dromaeosaur found and is the type genus. It is closely related to such large dromaeosaurs as ''[[Utahraptor]]'' and ''Achillobator''. |
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+ | ==In ''[[Walking with Dinosaurs]]''== |
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+ | ===[[Death of a Dynasty]]=== |
+ | In the first half of the episode, it is seen hunting a small flock of [[Unidentified ornithopod|ornithopods]]. It failed in its attempt however, and screeched in fury in their direction. Later, another ''Dromaeosaurus'' was seen trying to raid the mother ''[[Tyrannosaurus]]'' nest, however, the mother saw the little opportunist, and roared it away, once again screeching in anger at his failed attempt. |
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− | + | [[File:Dromaeosaurus-wwd-2.jpg|thumb|left|260px|A ''Dromaeosaurus'' trying to get to a ''Tyrannosaurus'' nest. ([[Death of a Dynasty]])]] |
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+ | Then, at night, a pair of ''Dromaeosaurus'' try to get at a ''[[Torosaurus]]'' calf. After unsettling the adults of the herd, the two of them attack one of the calves, who manages to retreat back to safety of the ''Torosaurus'' herd, for the time being. Morning reveals that the ''Dromaeosaurus'' had finally had a victory: they had successfully killed the calf. |
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+ | ''Dromaeosaurus'' made its final appearance towards the end of the program as one runs away right before the comet that supposedly pushed the dinosaurs off the edge strikes [[Earth]]. |
+ | [[File:Dromaeosaurus-wwd-3.jpg|thumb|260px|Two ''Dromaeosaurus'' at night. ([[Death of a Dynasty]])]] |
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− | *Dromaeosaurus almost certainly had feathers |
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− | *The Large Claw on it's foot could not disembowel prey |
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− | *Dromaeosaurus was depicted living around 65 Million years ago, but it had already died out a few million years before. |
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+ | ==Behind the scenes== |
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+ | Like many theropods in Generation 1, ''Dromaeosaurus'' lacks feathers and has pronated hands (the latter mistake still continues in various other media today). ''Dromaeosaurus'' didn't live in the Hell Creek formation and was extinct before 66,000,000 years ago unlike its' depiction in Death of a Dynasty. However, the feathered Acheroraptor and the much larger Dakotaraptor lived in the Hell Creek Formation 66,000,000 years ago but both where discovered after the release, Acheroraptor in 2013 and Dakotaraptor in 2015. |
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+ | It also reuses the model of ''[[Utahraptor]]'', only with black and white skin and green eyes. |
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+ | ===List of appearances=== |
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+ | *''[[Walking with Dinosaurs]]'' |
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+ | ===Notes and references=== |
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Revision as of 16:48, 14 March 2020
Dromaeosaurus was a raptor that lived in Late Cretaceous North America during the last days of the dinosaurs.
In Walking with Dinosaurs
Death of a Dynasty
In the first half of the episode, it is seen hunting a small flock of ornithopods. It failed in its attempt however, and screeched in fury in their direction. Later, another Dromaeosaurus was seen trying to raid the mother Tyrannosaurus nest, however, the mother saw the little opportunist, and roared it away, once again screeching in anger at his failed attempt.
Then, at night, a pair of Dromaeosaurus try to get at a Torosaurus calf. After unsettling the adults of the herd, the two of them attack one of the calves, who manages to retreat back to safety of the Torosaurus herd, for the time being. Morning reveals that the Dromaeosaurus had finally had a victory: they had successfully killed the calf.
Dromaeosaurus made its final appearance towards the end of the program as one runs away right before the comet that supposedly pushed the dinosaurs off the edge strikes Earth.
Behind the scenes
Like many theropods in Generation 1, Dromaeosaurus lacks feathers and has pronated hands (the latter mistake still continues in various other media today). Dromaeosaurus didn't live in the Hell Creek formation and was extinct before 66,000,000 years ago unlike its' depiction in Death of a Dynasty. However, the feathered Acheroraptor and the much larger Dakotaraptor lived in the Hell Creek Formation 66,000,000 years ago but both where discovered after the release, Acheroraptor in 2013 and Dakotaraptor in 2015.
It also reuses the model of Utahraptor, only with black and white skin and green eyes.