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Additive Genes:
Suchomimus.
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Borealopelta.
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Majungasaurus.
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Asset Desription: Its body is akin to the Parasaurolophus, being what's known as a Facultative Biped(having the ability to traverse on both two and four limbs). Its forelimbs are similar to that of a bears, with four digits tipped with claws like the Suchomimus, if not a little more straightened. The skull is slightly longer than a Parasaurolophus skull but shorter than the Suchomimus', but still possessing its strong bite and having the deadly cutting ability courtesy of the Majungasaurus genes. The iconic crest of the Parasaurolophus is noticeably smaller on this animal, looking more like a bony protrusion. Its back is adorned with light but strong armor due to the Borealopelta genes, along with small protrusions(or osteoderms) running down its back. Like the Borealopelta, it has larger ridges just behind its neck, which are more pronounced on male specimens. When hunting larger prey, it will use its forelimbs to grapple onto and slash the animal, biting down on the victim's neck and throat. When defending itself, it uses its powerful forelimbs and claws to ward off potential predators or competition. It is usually solitary, but is tolerant of other members of its species, only meeting in large groups during the mating season.
Length: 34'5 feet.
Height: 9'4 feet at the shoulder when on all fours.
Prey items: Small to medium herbivore dinosaurs, sauropod hatchlings, and carcasses.
