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I'm a lot less proud of the name now, h well, to lazy to change it.

Henry Wu
Hatchery Report April 13, 1988:
A batch of the mystery Pachycephalosaurs has just hatched, our I am consulting with multiple paleontologists as to whether they can identify the species. Assets are doing well with the normal goat's milk and ferns.

Amelia Johnson
Nursery Report April 19, 1988:
Three of the strange Pachycephalosaurs hae died due to illnesses, a sterilization of the nursery is now in order. The two remaining individuals have been moved into a holding facility until the nursery is complete.

Henry Wu
Asset Report May 1, 1988
The unnamed pachycephalosaurs shall now be called Planuscaput cornibus, after their flat domes and spiky heads.

Amelia Johnson
Nursery Report May 15, 1988
The assets are ready to be moved to their paddock on Isla Sorna. With only two left it is advised to monitor them very closely.

Henry Wu
Hatchery Report January 5th 1989
We have been able to hatch three more Planuscaput. They are currently being sent to the Nursery.

Amelia Johnson
Nursery Report January 6th, 1989
Two of the Planuscaut have died. I can't figure out what disease is causing this, I'm contacting Gerry.

Gerry Harding
Asset Report January 8th, 1989
There seems to be a kink in the genetics of the Planuscaput that makes them suseptable to a usually harmless bacteria. Some are able to fight it, but a rewrte of this kink may be needed.

Lenny Nelson
Asset Report October 20th, 1993
A recent hurrricane that forced us to abandon the island temporarily has caused a landslide that killed all three Plansaput. If we return to the island a new batch may be needed.

Henry Wu
Replying to Lenny Nelson October 20th, 1993
We can't. Lockwood's company was able to claim ownership of their DNA.

I don't know if I'll be doing any more of these for a while, it's just something I don't feel like doing.

Anyways credit once again to for the cutout.

Description
I'm a lot less proud of the name now, h well, to lazy to change it.

Henry Wu
Hatchery Report April 13, 1988:
A batch of the mystery Pachycephalosaurs has just hatched, our I am consulting with multiple paleontologists as to whether they can identify the species. Assets are doing well with the normal goat's milk and ferns.

Amelia Johnson
Nursery Report April 19, 1988:
Three of the strange Pachycephalosaurs hae died due to illnesses, a sterilization of the nursery is now in order. The two remaining individuals have been moved into a holding facility until the nursery is complete.

Henry Wu
Asset Report May 1, 1988
The unnamed pachycephalosaurs shall now be called Planuscaput cornibus, after their flat domes and spiky heads.

Amelia Johnson
Nursery Report May 15, 1988
The assets are ready to be moved to their paddock on Isla Sorna. With only two left it is advised to monitor them very closely.

Henry Wu
Hatchery Report January 5th 1989
We have been able to hatch three more Planuscaput. They are currently being sent to the Nursery.

Amelia Johnson
Nursery Report January 6th, 1989
Two of the Planuscaut have died. I can't figure out what disease is causing this, I'm contacting Gerry.

Gerry Harding
Asset Report January 8th, 1989
There seems to be a kink in the genetics of the Planuscaput that makes them suseptable to a usually harmless bacteria. Some are able to fight it, but a rewrte of this kink may be needed.

Lenny Nelson
Asset Report October 20th, 1993
A recent hurrricane that forced us to abandon the island temporarily has caused a landslide that killed all three Plansaput. If we return to the island a new batch may be needed.

Henry Wu
Replying to Lenny Nelson October 20th, 1993
We can't. Lockwood's company was able to claim ownership of their DNA.

I don't know if I'll be doing any more of these for a while, it's just something I don't feel like doing.

Anyways credit once again to for the cutout.