🔒 Hybrid Classification Tiers

⚠️ This page outlines the classification hierarchy used to evaluate hybrid dinosaurs. Each tier defines containment protocols, threat levels, and specimen behavior. Only cleared personnel should reference this data.

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    Understanding Hybrid Classification Tiers

    In the world of experimental hybrid dinosaurs, not all specimens are created equal. Each hybrid is carefully assessed and assigned a classification tier that reflects its lethality, behavior, and containment requirements. This system ensures that scientists, security personnel, and researchers know exactly how dangerous each creation might be—and how to handle it.

Classification Chart Break Down
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The classification chart breaks hybrids into five primary tiers:

Alpha – Apex Predator: These are the top-tier threats. Highly intelligent, extremely aggressive, and capable of surviving in multiple environments, Alpha hybrids are the ultimate predators. Examples include Chimera-7 and the [REDACTED].

Beta – Strategic Weapon: Engineered or trained for targeted aggression and tactical efficiency, Betas are highly capable but fragile under uncontrolled conditions. [REDACTED] is a prime example.

Gamma – Defensive Prototype: Designed for protection or herd management, Gamma hybrids are less offensive but heavily armored or coordinated. Bastilodon and [REDACTED] fit this category.

Delta – Experimental / Transitional: Early-stage hybrids or proof-of-concept specimens. Often unstable or unpredictable, they’re used for research and limited deployment. Examples include Early S-C Hybrids and Prototype [REDACTED] Variants.

Omega – Biological Hazard / Biological Defensive: The most dangerous tier. Uncontainable, extreme threats that may operate outside predictable parameters. Often used for theoretical threat modeling or emergency scenarios. Chimera-7 (Escaped) and Bastilodon (Escaped) are examples.

🔒 These classifications are for internal use only.

⚠️ Higher tiers require stricter containment protocols and monitoring.

Each hybrid is documented with a codename, threat assessment, and containment recommendations.

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