Cynognathus was seen in the 1933 King Kong and the first 2013 Kenny and the Lost World, and it serves as an antagonist.
* One was seen in a deleted scene in the spider pit in the original King Kong, and one of the sailors get a stick and while one battles the Giant Crab, and one battles a Giant Spider, but Carl Denham survives as several sailors are eaten.
* One was seen in CGI in the first 2013 Kenny and the Lost World (released in March 2013) as it charges after Kenny and Carl Simmons, Kenny picks up a shotgun and hands it to his friend, Carl gets angry and kills it with one shot on the side.
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| - Cynognathus was seen in the 1933 King Kong and the first 2013 Kenny and the Lost World, and it serves as an antagonist.
* One was seen in a deleted scene in the spider pit in the original King Kong, and one of the sailors get a stick and while one battles the Giant Crab, and one battles a Giant Spider, but Carl Denham survives as several sailors are eaten.
* One was seen in CGI in the first 2013 Kenny and the Lost World (released in March 2013) as it charges after Kenny and Carl Simmons, Kenny picks up a shotgun and hands it to his friend, Carl gets angry and kills it with one shot on the side.
- Cynognathus was a meter-long predator of the Lower Triassic. It was one of the more mammal-like of the "mammal-like reptiles", a member of a grouping called Eucynodontia. The genus Cynognathus had an almost worldwide distribution. Fossils have so far been recovered from South Africa, South America, China and Antarctica.
- thumb|400px|CynognathusEl Cynognathus es un género de cinodontes que vivían en el Triásico en Sudáfrica, que contiene varias especies de tamaños distintos que se caracterizan por tener un minúsculo hueso articular en el maxilar inferior, que los clasifica como reptiles. Era un carnívoro del parecido a un perro, pero con complexión más robusta y con un cráneo de 40 cm. Aunque sus dientes se asemejan a los de los mamíferos, no podía masticar. Categoría:Reptiles mamiferoides Categoría:Fauna del triásico Categoría:Cinodontes
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| - Cynognathus was seen in the 1933 King Kong and the first 2013 Kenny and the Lost World, and it serves as an antagonist.
* One was seen in a deleted scene in the spider pit in the original King Kong, and one of the sailors get a stick and while one battles the Giant Crab, and one battles a Giant Spider, but Carl Denham survives as several sailors are eaten.
* One was seen in CGI in the first 2013 Kenny and the Lost World (released in March 2013) as it charges after Kenny and Carl Simmons, Kenny picks up a shotgun and hands it to his friend, Carl gets angry and kills it with one shot on the side.
- Cynognathus was a meter-long predator of the Lower Triassic. It was one of the more mammal-like of the "mammal-like reptiles", a member of a grouping called Eucynodontia. The genus Cynognathus had an almost worldwide distribution. Fossils have so far been recovered from South Africa, South America, China and Antarctica.
- thumb|400px|CynognathusEl Cynognathus es un género de cinodontes que vivían en el Triásico en Sudáfrica, que contiene varias especies de tamaños distintos que se caracterizan por tener un minúsculo hueso articular en el maxilar inferior, que los clasifica como reptiles. Era un carnívoro del parecido a un perro, pero con complexión más robusta y con un cráneo de 40 cm. Aunque sus dientes se asemejan a los de los mamíferos, no podía masticar. Categoría:Reptiles mamiferoides Categoría:Fauna del triásico Categoría:Cinodontes
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