meat sources
- Paleontological evidence and functional anatomy suggest a diet of insects and small vertebrates (lizards, small mammals, juvenile dinosaurs), with some authors also proposing occasional piscivory depending on local habitat.
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## Drops
When defeated, Dimorphodon may drop:
-  [**Dimorphodon Remains**]($content/items/fossil)
-  [**Dimorphodon Raw Meat**]($content/items/meats)
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## Sounds
### Attack Sounds
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Dimorphodon Showcase
[[1]](https://discord.com/channels/476209601075740672/620220431294529536/904127152256077864)
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Mr. DNA's Fun Trivia
- Dimorphodon's diet varied from small vertebrates like small sphenodontians, to small invertebrates like insects!
- Dimorphodon's head was large and bulky, something unusual for a pterosaur, however the weight of it's head was reduced by large openings separate from eachother by thin bony partitions!
- Dimorphodon was a poor flyer, as it's wings were proportionally short in relation to it's body, offering little gliding potential, and thus it relied on frantic short flights instead!
- The male Dimorphodon is based on it's depiction in The Lost World: Jurassic Park for the Playstation and Sega Saturn, the very first appearance of Dimorphodon in Jurassic Park media
- The first specimens were discovered in the Lyme Regis area of southern England in the early 19th century; the discovery helped establish pterosaurs as a distinct group of flying reptiles.
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