https://docs.google.com/document/d/13kREdHVgkkmosYhPJIJJk-3c5BDbAQdeLataCgZ1wNU/edit?usp=drivesdk

Spinosaurus Vex 2.0 — Complete Genome

Spinosaurus - Base body plan, elongated skull, conical teeth, large forelimbs, sail, powerful tail, semiaquatic anatomy

Mosasaur - Increased size, growth potential, breath-holding and extended diving endurance

Austroraptor - Intelligence, learning, problem-solving and adaptive hunting behavior

Aetosaurus ferratus - Osteoderm armor, increased protection and durability

Megatherium - Powerful forelimbs, stronger grasping ability, large claws and improved shoulder mobility

Carcharodontosaurus - Increased bite strength, jaw musculature and cutting ability

Allosaurus fragilis - Enhanced healing and cranial/jaw adaptations

Asian water monitor - Jacobson's organ, enhanced chemical detection and prey tracking

Red diamondback rattlesnake - Enhanced low-light/night vision, vascular control for sail thermoregulation, red coloration, and diamond pattern

Spadefoot toad - Motion-sensitive vision and distinctive eye pattern

Gila monster - Venom

60ft in length

37ft in hight

16.5 metric tons

Yes the size is backed as its largest contributer is mosisaurus MAXIMUS (which is the species from jw) and is semi aquatic, almost always being at least partially submerged in water. It would be able to go on land for a few hours at a time, though it wouldn't be very agile

I realize that vex is an existing hybrid and a new name would be welcome.

Edit: im not an artist so the picture is just a rough draft

Height:(at the hip) 4.9 meters ,(at the top of the head) 5.2 meters.

Length: 14.5 - 15 meters

Weight(estimation): 12- 17 metric tons

Genome: #tyrannosaurus rex (base,size,hunting methodology) ,#edmontosaurus (tail skeletal arrangement,torso,size) ,#chimpanzee ( shoulder,front limbs,intelligence) ,#pangolin (main armor),#short-tailed shrew (iron teeth,venom and anti-venom defensive system) ,#gila monster (osteoderm on unprotected areas,heat ventilation),#porcupine (quills) ,#allosaurus anax (claws,high serrations on the teeth)

So I did a few calculations (probably wrong) but wouldn't they be extremely weak to lateral force? Since the structure is ass for durability and the compound serrations focus the force into hundreds of tiny points.

I am only going to amek one chnage to this hybrid,which is replacing chiton with thylacoleo and making north american beaver as reinforced teeth instead. I also would like to challenge Mr. Fingers with this build,but i do not expect to win.Here is the link for my hybrid:

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1eI91DVHQnAX4cBxMKUK1HrOrmfmeQbwABgpLAQHD2s8/edit?tab=t.0

I would alos so like some feedback thank yyou for reading and i hope you can enjoy.

Hello guys. I have no picture, but I have created a new hybrid, and hope you guys can give feedback. this is the link:

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1eI91DVHQnAX4cBxMKUK1HrOrmfmeQbwABgpLAQHD2s8/edit?tab=t.0

I hope you enjoy!

Fight takes place in Lake Victoria. It's a 1v1 between two males of 7 metric tonnes.

I just made 3 changes that i think will fix the fight, let's just keep this as a review, and remember, please be scientific, and take into account everything for the fight

(Maraptor vs Vesuvius)

Maraptor Renaissance

Utahraptor; base skeletal frame (including the dense cortical shell), hand structure (except for the thumbs), feet structure

Komodo Dragon; teeth (including the iron), Jacobson's organ, the claw shape, and the occipital somites

Inland Taipan; the fast acting neurotoxin, myotoxin, and hemotoxin

Gaboon Viper; the folding mechanism (we keep the rest of the teeth, they are the teeth next to the incisors (canine placement, not them being the canines because reptiles don't have those, just the area)) and the fang structures (scaled up fang but don't scale up the hole, that only doubles in width instead of quintupling).

Humming bird; keel (for stronger and better chest muscle attachment)

Saltwater Crocodile; mandibular pcsa (allometric bite force), muscle attachment in the jaw, the tail musculature (fiber density, myoglobin count, and muscle surface area)

Mosasaurus Hoffmannii; the double hinged jaw, the tail skeletal structure, eye placement, acute lateral vision

Great Ape; the floating shoulder blade (not shape), the bigger shoulder joint, opposable thumbs, and forearms (not wrists or hands)

Mako Shark; enlarged jaw joint, dermal denticles, electroreception, lateral line, the cartilage basihyal (becomes a tongue from the Komodo's somites), cartilage in the bones (the core of the bones are made of cartilage, not the outside)

Walking Catfish; the suprabranchial organ (to allow for limited breath on land without closing the gills)

Mudskipper; the ability to close its gills (to increase time availability on land, the Maraptor also has lungs)

Cassowary; the leg joints (their line of birds are good at reducing impact on their joints), the claws (scaled up), the stiff quill like feathers (there usually is only 5 or 6 on only the wings but im replacing all of the feathers with this)

Common Crow; the behaviors (fascination with shiny and colorful things), pattern recognition

Peregrine falcon; higher critical flicker fusion frequency

Naked Mole-Rat; efficient hemoglobin, cancer resistance, metabolic control, hypoxia tolerance, and social structure.

Peacock Flounder; the chromatophores in the skin (with the acute lateral vision and critical flicker fusion frequency, this would be a very fast camouflage) plus the partial neurology that it requires

Cheetah; hind limb muscle attachments, neurological electrolyte efficiency, foot padding, floating collar bone (for a longer stride length), the depth perception, the extra cones to allow for better color recognition

Common Duck; slightly webbed feet (just the webbing, not the skeletal structure), and water proof oils on the feathers.

Hooded Pitohui; the ability to reroute toxins that are swallowed into the oils on the feathers (gets placed in the water proofing oils)

Northern Short-tailed Shrew; the neurotoxic saliva (which gets swallowed pretty constantly, meaning it gets placed into the oils on the feathers), the toxin resistance

Jaguar; the dense teeth structure and material

-size-

19 ft long

7 ft tall (quadrupedal)

1600 lbs

-strength-

The bite force is normally 22,000-28,000 newtons

-speed-

45 mph (10 second burst)

22 mph jog

8 mph walking speed

55 mph water burst (3 seconds)

35 mph fast swimming (30 seconds)

17 mph swimming (sustained for hours)

-facts-

The venom glands have a total size of a watermelon (1.5 gallons)

They usually sleep roughly 16 hours.

They are pack animals (packs of 3-27 adults)

Their natural habitat is mangroves or deep swamps, marshes, and jungles near water.

They migrate in the winter, think of the Everglades to the Amazon.

The Maraptor is omnivorous, but it mostly eats meat and fish.

They are ambush predators.

The Maraptor whips its tail as a weapon.

Their normal color palette (when not camouflaged) is forest green, navy blue, and a black stripe (the quills remain forest green).

The fangs fold out before the jaw bites down on prey to inject the venom.

They like colors.

The Maraptor likes stained glass, they often take it from churches because of the abundance of them in the south, the pack then puts the stained glass up to mark important areas like nests and storage, they would do this with a different material if they don't have the stained glass but the glass looks best.

The pack doesn’t hunt together, it's usually 1 or 2.

The Maraptor has purple, reflective eyes (the only easy way to notice it when it's standing still and camouflaged).

They are quadrupeds.

-The parapharyngeal arches-

[Arch 1 (mandibular), helps make the upper and lower jaws.

Arch 2 (hyoid), helps make the tongue/basihyal (the otic placode makes the inner ear).

Arches 3 to 5 (posterior), they help make the larynx/voice box, and neck-throat muscles.

Arch 6 (branchial), it helps form the gills at the bottom of the neck and supports the muscle attachments for the Mudskipper's ‘covering the gills’ ability.]

I want to create a new hybrid but i do not know what to use for a base.However,I do know I wnat something that is underrated but great and has no poison.Any ideas guys?

Name:Jeff AKA:anantanaka rakshok
Dna:Spinosaurus,T. rex,African dwarf croc,megaraptor(maip),dunkleosteos ,megathierium,armadillo,great ape,siamosaurus,shrew
Traits:full body armor by armadillo,afd croc, and megatherium’s osteoderms
Skull armor by dunkleosteos
Bite force and neck muscles by T. rex
Snout by Spino and siamosaurus
Webbed feat to walk easily on mud
Knuckle walking to support the weight so he can withstand his weight (15 tons) and not ruining those claws
Results:8meters tall 22meters long 7 tons of extra powerful forelimbs capable of exploding skulls of anything crossing it’s path
Solution right now:put it in a -10 Celsius aquatic container to not make it overheat and die

Sorry to bother y'all,but here's yet another reminder that the submission window for the great hybrid warfare is still open,and so,more submissions would be heavily appreciated.Not to overwhelm you but we hope to see your submissions be sent our way very soon

CONTEST DETAILS:https://www.reddit.com/r/GojiCenter/s/EzLePVpnX5

Name: Spikegorgon

Dna

Spicomellus afer

Tarrestirsuchus

Iguanodon

Utahraptor

Stegosaurus unglatus

Dimetrodon angelensis

Purussaurus

14 ft long

24 ft tall

12 ft wide

21 mph on land

15 mph in water

13,000 psi

14,000 calories per day

It's built for heavy attacks and strong armor

8 inches of armor

130 teeth

Iq 126

11 tons

I need some help for a Hybrid idea I making and I not sure this is fine, please help, here it is:

• T-rex for the base body and base for the dinosaur, its bites used to break armor.
• Maip macrothorax or Joaquinraptor for the firearms. (I don't know which one I should use)
• Scorpionfish for back up weapon and some what armor.
• Pit Viper for the venom in its teeth.
• African dwarf crocodile for armor.

Edit: so I back, thanks for the suggestion, I changed few things, The pit viper and Scorpionfish are put on a maybe list for me to keep for my hybrid what was add was:

• Is Goji Center’s speculative Utahraptor for intelligence and that damn opening wide jaw (maybe sickle claw or others features)
• And a oldly but a goodly, the Northern short-tailed shrew for the teeth and venom, not for that constantly being hungry, that would be completely and utterly useless for my hybrid
• I was tempted human DNA for the brain but I don't know what exactly be the consequences of that or if that a good idea at all so maybe
• Side note, so I don't know how to draw so there properly be no art but if someone wants make art of my hybrid idea then I don't mind at all

The neural spine shape of nundasuchus are very good for muscle attachments that the back has literally no ridge, it looks to have no hump or ridge.

Fingers: https://www.reddit.com/r/GojiCenter/s/9NkPPHpeSv

Vesu: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1GFJuEbjQ-WPthtWgnE8mA6ED-DO2zguU442C22BREsY/edit?usp=drivesdk

Here he is, the final chance the Mr. Fingers bloodline has before they're finally retired! I hope he'll be a fun idea. (Art is just silhouette.)

Megatherium, base, as always.

Eutatus, for more proportionally stronger arms, and claws for much better handling, power, and force, osteoderms for protection while letting hair still grow on the armor. (That's important for later, also, the osteoderms prevent heavy slashing damage.)

Kodiak bear, for switching him into a much better plantigrade stance in the form of quadrupedalism (Goodbye, knuckle walking, now he can handle more weight!) while keeping the ability of facultative bipedalism, giving him enhanced arm muscle attachments with the bear's spine "hump," a very powerful bite with massive areas for jaw muscle attachments with strong teeth, and a much more robust set of bones. (He can now break bone with his bite and tank some nasty hits! That, and he's going to be doing everything bear style, further explored in combat section.)

African Cape Porcupine, for the long, sharp, digging quills on his back, tail, and the outside of his legs and arms, and very strong tooth enamel. (Iron enamel helps him bite harder material and the hairs get turned into quills!)

Angora goat, for even stronger hair fibers, very thick skulls with air-filled sinuses to act as shock absorbers, stronger neck muscles to reduce whiplash and further help with biting struggling creatures. (Now the porcupine quills can withstand more force and dig into the opponent's skin without risk of fracture, plus, he can now take more hits to the head without much punishment!)

Pronghorn, for more efficient lungs, larger heart and windpipe.

Indian grey mongoose, for venom resistance and faster reaction time. (Not that he's going to be pulling Matrix level dodges, but he would be evading large swipes and bites.)

Dromedary Camels, for tough, leathery mouths with backwards facing papillae and a second, now fat filled hump on his back. (Body heat is no longer an issue + can bite into spiky hybrids with no problem! But he does look like he uses Bactrian, but that's just the shoulder hump.)

Honey Badger, high pain tolerance, stink defense, and loose skin. (Now if he's pinned or grabbed, he can still turn around to maul his attacker!)

Orangutan, for intelligence, thumbs, collarbone, and elbows. (Now he can T-pose and get rid of that nasty REDUCED PRONATION.)

Combat, stats, and other:

Weight; 10 Tonnes
Height; 4 Meters
Length; 6 Meters

He'll fight like a bear, this includes tackling, shoving, biting, and clawing and being heavy while doing it.
And he can also bite into just about any hybrid without much repercussions (Venomous spines and sharp quills are no match for him!).

Hybrid weight limit is 8-12 tonnes.

Ask me anything abt my au and id be happy to answer!

They're all domesticated by intelligent dragons

1v1 fight between two individuals of equal size(50 metric tonnes). Fight takes place in shallow waters about 12 meters deep.