By Dino589
07/15/2010 - 21:15:43
Type: Creature
Rating: 0.53 (Not rated)
Tags: bistahi, bistahieversor, destroyer, dino589, tyrannosaur
Description
The name Bistahieversor sealeyi was named after where it was found, its name meaning "Bistahi destroyer", and lived in what is now New Mexico. Though relatively primitive, it possessed a deep snout, a feature usually attributed to more advanced tyrannosaurs. In addition, it has 64 teeth, a keel on the lower jaw, a joint near its forehead which would have helped stabilize the skull, as well as an opening above the eye which likely held an air sac, to help reduce the weight of its skull. There was some controversy over what exactly it was, originally being described as an Aublysodon, later suggested as belonging to a new species of Daspletosaurus, and finally being redescribed as a separate genus. It was aptly named "destroyer", being both generally large and robust. It grew up to 30 feet in length and is known from both adult and juvenile specimens.
1815DNA points
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| 65 Bones | 2 Feet | 2 Hands |
Diet: Carnivore
Health: +327 %
23.05 %
| Sociability 4 / 20 | Aggressiveness 10 / 20 | Abilities 2 / 15 |
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By soupfamily
This is so nice I'm almost speechless.
By northozeenonyx
hey, thanks for the comments. Its just the picture I based It on. hey, for you, I'll make a remake of massospondylus. R ! ultimate bistahieversor!
By Ex1111
jesus O_o you are waaaay too good at this! :)
By ganduguy
nice facial details!
By bmpalmann
Buddied ;)
By bmpalmann
When i go on spore later, i'll buddy you. :D
By bmpalmann
Fantastic work on the head once again and the bipedal posture looks spot on to me! Awesome and naturalistic application of colours on this one!
By bassist412
Awesome dinosaur! R+
By Wolfen_Dragon
love the realistic colors on this! Great tail and head too! R+ and buddied!
By KaDargo95
The Bisti beast! Awsome!
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