GenenTech

GenenTech is a genetics and biotech company, most well known for its alleged recreation of many prehistoric lifeforms.

GenenTech was founded by John Beery in 1977 out of San Francisco, California. Mr. Beery used the company as a front to abduct rescued prehistoric creatures Thaddeus Greene had brought to the present. Using his close personal relationship with Mr. Greene, GenenTech took these creatures claiming they were showing signs of disease and distress only to later tell the rescue teams said animal died or had to be returned to its home time. Instead GenenTech kept these captured creatures in high security bunkers running a variety of experiments on them, and collecting as much genetic data as possible to later manipulate and combine to create freakish hybrids.

Staff

CEO

John Beery

Interns

Cipher Ambrose (Formerly)
Zoe Tilos (Formerly)

Mesozoic Park

Mesozoic Park was a planned franchise of wildlife theme parks with locations all over the world that feature primarily prehistoric megafauna. They acquire their stock via cloning using stolen DNA samples from animals living in Greene Foundation parks. GenenTech often edit the genome of their animals in subtle or drastic ways, creating unique breeds, subspecies and species, so they could copyright the creatures.

The Grand opening of The Mesozoic Park Franchise was halted by the ‘Oklahoma Incident’ and all the parks were destroyed and their creatures were set loose or sold to the highest bidder, spreading these creatures around the world, often leading to M.Y.T.H.O.S. having to pick up after them.

GenenTech's List

A list of prehistoric creatures created and distributed by GenenTech, the creatures on the list are a mix of modified genomes stolen from the Greene Foundation as well as genomes extracted from fossilized remains

There are over 50 species on said list.

Theropods

Acrocanthosaurus
Asfaltovenator
Carnotaurus
Cryolophosaurus
Daemonosaurus
Daspletosaurus
Deinocheirus
Deinonychus
Dilong
Gallimimus
Gorgosaurus
Guanlong
Herrerasaurus
Majungasaurus
Oxalaia
Piatnitzkysaurus
Struthiomimus
Therizinosaurus
Tyrannosaurus
Yi qi
Yutyrannus

Sauropodomorphs

Amargasaurus
Datousaurus
Eoraptor

Ornithischians

Homalocephale
Lambeosaurus
Pachycephalosaurus
Parasaurolophus
Psittacosaurus
Styracosaurus
Tenontosaurus
Triceratops

Thyreophorans

Ankylosaurus
Chungkingosaurus
Gigantspinosaurus
Tuojiangosaurus

Dinosauromorphs

Pisanosaurus

Pterosaurs

Anurognathus

Crocodilians

Armadillosuchus
Postosuchus
Razanandrongobe

Synapsids

Dimetrodon
Lycaenops