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I remember reading somewhere that the The mislabeled Dienonychus in Michael Crichton's Jurassic park novel comes from the book he used as a information source. The 1988 book Predatory Dinosaurs of the World by paleo-artist Gregory S. Paul. Where Paul noted the similarities between the skeletons of the Velociraptor from Mongolia and the Deinonychus skeletons from North America. They were so similar, in fact, that he decided to group the Deinonychus fossils under the name Velociraptor, as the older name took precedence according to the rules by which organisms are named.
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I see and hear a lot of complaints about the Jurassic park velociraptor size and lack of feathers but I don’t think I’ve heard or read a complaint about the fact that they’ve dug up a velociraptor fossil in snakewater montana when velociraptor are found in Mongolia.
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Random Jurassic Park thought
I see and hear a lot of complaints about the Jurassic park velociraptor size and lack of feathers but I don't think I've heard or read a complaint about the fact that they've dug up a velociraptor fossil in snakewater montana when velociraptor are found in Mongolia.
Edited for context I am aware that the mislabeled Dienonychus in Michael Crichton's Jurassic park novel comes from the 1988 book Predatory Dinosaurs of the World by paleo-artist Gregory S. Paul. Where Paul noted the similarities between the skeletons of the Velociraptor from Mongolia and the Deinonychus skeletons from North America. That were so similar that he decided to group the Deinonychus fossils under the name Velociraptor, as the older name took precedence according to the rules by which organisms are named.
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