Dinosaur
Jurassica Institute
Image from Steve Bowers
Terragen formerly extinct Mesozoic archosaurian reptile. Most of the well-known species have been lazurogened with a greater or lesser faithfulness to paleontological authenticity. A large number of dinosaurs and other mesozoic species can be found on the surface of the terraformed and mesozoiformed planet Owen.

A large number of dinosaur species have also been provolved, and many of these live in the Archosaurian Empire.
 
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Development Notes
Text by M. Alan Kazlev

Initially published on 09 October 2001.