File: Encephelographic Recording on SCP-5273 - Temporal Displaced Diplodocus carnegii
Compiled by Dr. Conway
In keeping with our research initiative, we have begun encephelograph recordings of SCP-5273 both at regular intervals (feeding, erichment, stress tests) as well as during sleep cycles. This process is complicated by the neural bridge between the forebrain & hindbrain, & requires special equipment & training for accurate results.
We continue to find anomalous neural activity, especially during sleep cycles. Occasionally, these bouts of increased activity are paralell with increased readings of Temporal Radiation detectable through [CLASSIFIED]. On [REDACTED], we found a most turbulent episode recorded, as well as found SCP-5273 in an agitated, fearful state. The usual methods of calming SCP-5273 were largely ineffective, & we reluctantly turned to Sedation for a further physical exam.
Noticable lesions were present in the neural ganglia, as well as increased levels of anabolic acid build up in muscular tissue. This is potentially very concerning, as previous biopsy has suggested the Temporal Radiation present in SCP-5273 may be leading to uncontrolled, possibly cancerous mutation. When roused, SCP-5273 was listless, & continued making distressed vocalizations. It is possible that there are psychological factors at play with the progression of the mutation or Psychokinetic episodes.
Conclusion: It is my belief that SCP-5273 should be removed from MTF operations until such a time as we can ascertain the potential Physiological & Psychological ramifications of it's anomalous capacities in high stress environments. Risking the specimen could close down several lines of invaluable research.
Re: Encephalograph Testing
From the Office of Dr. Bright
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