I feel like these shouldn't exist to be honest. To get one rhyniognatha you need to kill one male rhyniognatha. Although the female could theoretically reproduce twice, there is still a really bad ratio of one born rhyniognatha for every dead rhyniognatha. When the female dies of old age, the rhyniognathas of the second generation have to kill half of each other per reproduction. In addition, they also have to kill the dinos they're impregnated into. If the baby rhyniognatha doesn't survive, then you've lost one rhyniognatha that cannot be replaced. In theory, the rhyniognathas should never exist in the first place unless they can reproduce at least twice per gestation period. How do y'all like my math?

-- Comet7892

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