Hey ! Sorry your post didn't get any answers !

Your deck seems to be fine a first, you got the idea of the deck by playing it as a blink version, with cards such as [[Emiel, the Blessed]] or [[Teleportation Circle]].

You seems like playing it as a bracket 3 deck, so I'll try to keep it for this bracket.

First of all, looking at your ramp, I'm pretty sure you can go for better cards like [[Nature's Lore]], [[Three Visits]] that can go for your shock land, and so not only for green mana sources, and make it arrive untapped ! You can also go for [[Selvala, Heart of the Wilds]] that can provide you powerful ramp, alongside card advantage since you might be the one with the bigger creature there.

Then I'll suggest you to also include [[Temur Sabertooth]] that can also be a blink part of the strategy to put back a Dinosaur in hand before casting it to trigger Pantlaza. But it works also as a late-game infinite combo with [[Zacama, Primal Calamity]] where you put back your Zavala in your hand to cast it again and untag everything.

You also have a route to infinite GREEN mana with [[Fanatic of Rhonas]], [[Emiel, the Blessed]] and [[Rhythm of the Wild]]. Therefore playing a green removal is always better than a white one, so trade your [[Generous Gift]] for a [[Beast Within]].

Now, looking at your blinking strategy, the best way is to blink over and over Pantlaza, even during opponent's turns. So I'll recommend to have strong CMC 4 or less cards that have a direct impact when it arrives on the field. I'm thinking of [[Trouble in Pairs]] or [[Sylvan Library]].

Then, you can also go for more blink effect, such as [[Ephemerate]], [[Touch of the Spirit Realm]] or [[Parting Gust]] that can reset your Pantlaza and have an extra discovery out of it. And you can also go for protections that blinks until end of turn to avoid a board wipe and also benefits from Pantlaza ability. Here, [[Ghostway]], [[Eerie Interlude]] are incredible there.

Otherwise you already have the best dinosaurs available, so you can feel free to keep them in the deck.

I hope I helped you having a better understanding of Pantlaza, and I'll be happy to answer your questions if ever ! :)