Jurassic World (SPOILERS!)
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For that matter how do they get so many different dinosaur species in the first place? I forget, does the book ever explain that? Surely you'd need far more DNA information than one mosquito could provide. Especially considering so many of these dinosaurs never even existed at the same time as eachother.
For that matter how do they get so many different dinosaur species in the first place? I forget, does the book ever explain that? Surely you'd need far more DNA information than one mosquito could provide. Especially considering so many of these dinosaurs never even existed at the same time as eachother.
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Luckily I'm rereading the book. From what it states when the epa started a investigation on Ingen for buying and cornerning amber. Wu says that the dna from ground up bones covers about 20% of the strand analysis. The amber from fly (book says fly lol) covers a majority of the dna. But the super computers break down the strand and compose it in 2 hours. Then it shows results for the gene sequence gaps to make assumptions or fixes. However even after that Wu states they don't really know what the animal is till they grow it. However dna comparison can be done between bone and the completed fly strand.
Luckily I'm rereading the book. From what it states when the epa started a investigation on Ingen for buying and cornerning amber. Wu says that the dna from ground up bones covers about 20% of the strand analysis. The amber from fly (book says fly lol) covers a majority of the dna. But the super computers break down the strand and compose it in 2 hours. Then it shows results for the gene sequence gaps to make assumptions or fixes. However even after that Wu states they don't really know what the animal is till they grow it. However dna comparison can be done between bone and the completed fly strand.
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Wait what!? if they use bones too don't they know what animal it is?
It seems I need to read that book again
Wait what!? if they use bones too don't they know what animal it is?
It seems I need to read that book again
YankeesFanboy
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If you're Ingen, why not set up a bunch of shell companies so the EPA never gets involved in the first place?
If you're Ingen, why not set up a bunch of shell companies so the EPA never gets involved in the first place?
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Ikr? I found that bit odd when reread it.Wait what!? if they use bones too don't they know what animal it is?
It seems I need to read that book again
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Cause at the time Gordon Gecko bought them off for Hammond. LOLOLO
If you're Ingen, why not set up a bunch of shell companies so the EPA never gets involved in the first place?
Cause at the time Gordon Gecko bought them off for Hammond. LOLOLO
YankeesFanboy
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To even things up I'm forced to say that I feel sorry for people who liked the trailer. Poor bastards...
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LOL Blue Horseshoe...Hey I'm just happy to see Dinos on the big screen...dont care about anything else in regards to this one...NADABlue Horseshoe loves Anacott Steel!
Morgul Matt
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I saw the full trailer last night for the first time on an advert on youtube in between vids. It looks OK if, compared to the other 3, a wee bit silly. I just have a hard time buying the size & popularity of Jurassic World after what would've been the highly publicised fatal disaster of the previous dinosaur park or indeed just how the hell they managed to build a successful park, especially that size, in the first place given what we all saw happen in the first film.
But then, I suppose, ignorance is bliss in the film world.
I still have more faith in this being good than The Force Awakens.
I saw the full trailer last night for the first time on an advert on youtube in between vids. It looks OK if, compared to the other 3, a wee bit silly. I just have a hard time buying the size & popularity of Jurassic World after what would've been the highly publicised fatal disaster of the previous dinosaur park or indeed just how the hell they managed to build a successful park, especially that size, in the first place given what we all saw happen in the first film.
But then, I suppose, ignorance is bliss in the film world.
I still have more faith in this being good than The Force Awakens.
greygoose
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Not really. I like dinosaurs so I'll be there.
To even things up I'm forced to say that I feel sorry for people who liked the trailer. Poor bastards...
Not really. I like dinosaurs so I'll be there.
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Three failed attempts at creating the park and dozens of deaths would not be enough to stop me from going to the completed park. These are DINOSAURS.
greygoose
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Also, if it were real, I don't think it would fail. Sure there could be accidents, like any Zoo, but not to the point that they'd be abandoning the place.
Also, if it were real, I don't think it would fail. Sure there could be accidents, like any Zoo, but not to the point that they'd be abandoning the place.
jye4ever
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Nah, I would go.
There should be piggy back T-Rex rides on a saddle.
Just give them lots of Valium.
Nah, I would go.
There should be piggy back T-Rex rides on a saddle.
Just give them lots of Valium.
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Hahahrawrrahaha (Jeff Goldblum Laugh Remix)
To even things up I'm forced to say that I feel sorry for people who liked the trailer. Poor bastards...
Hahahrawrrahaha (Jeff Goldblum Laugh Remix)
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Is there a reason they have to keep locating the park on a remote island? Is it some kind of tax haven?
Is there a reason they have to keep locating the park on a remote island? Is it some kind of tax haven?
