field work, but no agreement was reached. Jurassic Park and its sequel The Lost World: Jurassic Park were released before the discovery that dromaeosaurs had feathers, so the Velociraptor in both films were depicted as scaled and featherless. For Jurassic Park III, the male Velociraptor was given quill-like structures along the back of the head and neck, but these structures do not resemble the feathers that Velociraptor would have had in reality due to reasons of continuity. The Jurassic World sequel trilogy ignored the feathers of Velociraptor, adhering to the designs from Jurassic Park. However, the dromaeosaur Pyroraptor was feathered for Jurassic World Dominion, along with other changes such as stiffening the tail to account for ossified tendons and de-pronating the hands. See also Timeline of dromaeosaurid research Fighting Dinosaurs References External links 3D skull model of Velociraptor mongoliensis at Sketchfab Skeletal reconstruction of Velociraptor mongoliensis at Dr. Scott Hartman's Skeletal Drawing Videos about the Fighting Dinosaurs at American Museum of Natural History (Wayback Machine) Campanian genus first appearances Djadochta fauna Eudromaeosaurs Feathered dinosaurs Fossil taxa described in 1924 Late Cretaceous dinosaurs of Asia Taxa named by Henry Fairfield Osborn