Thank you for the feedback, I greatly appreciate it



You are correct in the assumption that many of the species are based on preexisting skeletal diagrams, I am currently in the process of rigging them so I can put them in more natural, generic poses so that they are not direct recreations of someone else's work. That being said, I will be sure to add credits and references to the notation section in the very near future.



The Kulindadromaeus coloration is taken from Andrey Atuchin's reconstruction. I was under the mistaken impression that the coloration was based on fossil evidence, much like Microraptor and Psittacosaurus. This is clearly not the case and I will change its coloration immediately.



I can confidently state that any other coloration similarities are coincidental. The only exceptions are species for which we have good evidence, and the Acrocanthosaurus and Velociraptor, whose colorations are based off of a canceled project I was working on, the original artist will be credited as well in the notation section.



Overall I tried to keep the colorations vibrant yet grounded, though I may need to tone down Baryonyx and Siamosaurus. The main exceptions to this are the Sauropods. I figured there is no way to really hide when you are that massive, so why not show off instead. I fully admit there is no scientific evidence to back this up but it was fun to play around with.



As for your factual concerns, I will adjust my phylogenetic bracketing to be more accurate, though fixing Montanazhdarcho might be problematic. Given how prevelant David Peter's work is and the mostly fragmentary nature of Pterosaurian remains I am considering holding off on any Pterosaur inclusion unless I can guarantee their accuracy.



I hope these satisfactorily address your concerns, while this is just a personal passion project for me, I do want to make it as informative and accessible as possible for others to enjoy