u/MotorPair2877

How would adding a intramandibular joint to a hybrid affect its bite force? There are some examples of gorgonopsids with high bite forces like Rubidgea. And Herrerasaurus, though not a theropod also had a intramandibular joint, and was similar in body plan to theropods.

some of these have cool teeth, but I can’t find definitive answers on wether or not any species had continuous tooth replacement, or to which degree they could regrow teeth. I know tooth replacement doesn’t matter for combat, but I think it’s still nice to have.

he will bite you

30 feet long, 3 tons, semi-aquatic

1. Koolasuchus: base genome
2. Prionosuchus: size
3. Frilled Shark: teeth (cause they look gnarly)
4. Peltobatrachus: osteoderms
5. Axolotyl: limb regeneration
6. Siberian Salamander: cold resistance

made this in just over an hour, so the genome is a bit sparse. I’ll take recommendations for additions to the genome

does anyone know the trade offs of each posture when making a hybrid?

I made a hybrid inspired by a Apostle from Berserk. He likes to bite off arms. Here's the genome: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1RABs1uKiA_8AOpZ_VJQax5kQLrUyrIZsXKXrEyI-jzU/edit?tab=t.0

Im making a hybrid that specializes in hunting large saurapods. not done with the art but its basically a sauropod with a gigantic skull instead of a long neck.

Stats: Weight: 40 tones, Length: 70 feet

Heres the genome:

Purussaurus: base genome, mouth, bite force, metabolism

Allosaurus: teeth

Puertasaurus: Sauropod torso and legs, weight bearing adaptations, and size

Indian Pangolin: scales, tail shape

Aetosaurus: Osteoderms

Gila monster: moves the osteoderms under the skin

Cuvier's beaked whale: Blood oxygen, blubber layer

I might add some more genomes but im happy with these for now. Let me know what yall think.

It’s also covered in venomous barbs i guess

I made a new hybrid that’s meant to be a cross between a Gorogonopsid and a bear.
It’s meant to take advantage of being an omnivore in order to reach larger sizes than pure carnivores. Gorgonops ursinus aka “The Gorgon Bear” is an able to survive in a wide variety of habitats and still hold its own in a fight. It can both lay eggs or give live birth, can adapt to harsh climates and has protective osteoderms around its neck.
here’s the genome: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1B26tVB3QIdW8_27kGtsfQXpvW--og46xFEg2KzpkU8M/edit?usp=drivesdk
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also this is my first time making art for a hybrid so I hope it turned out ok

Any good genomes for spider venom resistance, or do i just die?

Ichthyostega was a Tetrapodamorph from the devonian with overlapping ribs. Could this be useful for rib armour?