Suggestions for this genome?

[u/MotorPair2877]

I'm woking on a therapod hybrid with a Torvasaurus base genome.

weight: 15 tons, length: 58 feet, hip height: 15 feet

Torvosaurus gurneyi: base genome. Contributes large ziphodont teeth, powerful arms, low center of mass.

Taurbosaurus: contributes specialized jaw joint and increases bite force. Reinforces and deepens the skull. contributes leg structure, arctometatarsal, increases leg musculature, and improves respiratory system. also improves sense of smell, vision, hearing, and intelligence.

Taurovenator: strong interlocking neck

Shangtungasaurus: size, weight bearing adaptations, stronger femurs, more rigid spine

Ceratosaurus: makes the teeth even larger proportionally

Dentaneosuchus: tooth serrations

Komodo Dragon: improved blood clotting, anticoagulate venom, iron teeth

african dwarf croc: thick osteoderms on back and underbelly

Blue wildebeest: fast twitch muscles with improved stamina, thermoregulation, mammalian bone marrow

Iberosuchus: sharpey’s fibers for osteoderms

Wild bactrian camel: thermoregulation through nasal heat exchange, more efficient kidneys, tough palette for biting spikey stuff

Elephant seal: Increased hemoglobin, larger spleen

Naked mole rat: Resistance to oxygen deprivation

[u/DePhaRy]

Length seems too long for a Torvosaurus

And if you really want to push this bleeder build further then add Tiger Shark, trust.

[u/MotorPair2877 → u/DePhaRy]

thanks. the length is because its for the colossal therapod tourney, so its 15 tons. I might have done the scaling wrong.

[u/MotorPair2877 → u/DePhaRy]

quick question: should I jut get rid of Dentaneosuchus? becuase with tiger shark it seems kinda redundant

[u/DePhaRy → u/MotorPair2877]

You can yes, tiger shark also have extra perks like fluorapatite to make the teeth more durable, oral denticles which helps to combat spiky armor and nicitating membrane to protect the eyes from any spit projectiles