RELEASE ALL 110 TERRESTRIAL,MARINE AND FLYİNGG DINOSAURS IN ISLA NUBLAR - Jurassic World Evolution 2

MAJOR DINOSAURS & PREHISTORIC CREATURES

CARNIVORES,HERBIVORES,OMNIVORES MARINE REPTILES,FLYING REPTILES

DINOSAURS AND PREHISTORIC CREATURES
00:00 • T-REX: Late Cretaceous (68-66 MYA), USA, Discovered by Barnum Brown (1902)
00:27 • STEGOSAURUS: Late Jurassic (155-150 MYA), USA, O.C. Marsh (1877)
00:50 • TRICERATOPS: Late Cretaceous (68-66 MYA), USA, O.C. Marsh (1889)
01:14 • VELOCIRAPTOR: Late Cretaceous (75-71 MYA), Mongolia/China, H.F. Osborn (1924)
01:43 • SPINOSAURUS: Mid Cretaceous (112-93 MYA), North Africa, Ernst Stromer (1915)
02:03 • BRACHIOSAURUS: Late Jurassic (150-145 MYA), USA/Tanzania, E.S. Riggs (1903)
02:29 • DIPLODOCUS: Late Jurassic (154-150 MYA), USA, S.W. Williston (1877)
03:20 • APATOSAURUS: Late Jurassic (152-151 MYA), USA, O.C. Marsh (1877)
03:54 • ANKYLOSAURUS: Late Cretaceous (68-66 MYA), USA/Canada, Barnum Brown (1908)
04:29 • PARASAUROLOPHUS: Late Cretaceous (76-73 MYA), Canada/USA, W. Parks (1922)
05:17 • IGUANODON: Early Cretaceous (140-110 MYA), Europe, Gideon Mantell (1825)
07:15 • ALLOSAURUS: Late Jurassic (155-145 MYA), USA, Found by O.C. Marsh (1877)
09:11 • BARYONYX: Early Cretaceous (130-125 MYA), England/Spain, William Walker (1983)
10:05 • CARNOTAURUS: Late Cretaceous (72-69 MYA), Argentina, José Bonaparte (1985)
10:19 • CERATOSAURUS: Late Jurassic (161-145 MYA), USA, O.C. Marsh (1884)
12:42 • DILOPHOSAURUS: Early Jurassic (193-190 MYA), USA, Samuel Welles (1940)
14:47 • EDMONTOSAURUS: Late Cretaceous (73-66 MYA), Canada/USA, L. Lambe (1917)
15:42 • GALLIMIMUS: Late Cretaceous (70 MYA), Mongolia, Barsbold et al. (1972)
15:54 • GIGANOTOSAURUS: Mid Cretaceous (99-97 MYA), Argentina, Coria & Salgado (1995)
24:56 • OVIRAPTOR: Late Cretaceous (75 MYA), Mongolia, R.C. Andrews (1924)
33:59 • TROODON: Late Cretaceous (77-66 MYA), USA/Canada, Joseph Leidy (1856)
37:31 • MOSASAURUS: Late Cretaceous (82-66 MYA), Europe/USA, W.D. Conybeare (1822)
38:14 • ICHTHYOSAURUS: Early Jurassic (201-190 MYA), England/Germany, M. Anning (1811)
38:34 • LIOPLEURODON: Mid Jurassic (166-155 MYA), Europe, H.E. Sauvage (1873)
38:51 • PLESIOSAURUS: Early Jurassic (199-190 MYA), England, Mary Anning (1821)
39:54 • PTERANODON: Late Cretaceous (88-80 MYA), USA, O.C. Marsh (1876)
40:08 • QUETZALCOATLUS: Late Cretaceous (68-66 MYA), USA, D.A. Lawson (1971)
FICTIONAL HYBRIDS (FROM MOVIES):
INDOMINUS REX: Jurassic World genetic hybrid

INDORAPTOR: Jurassic World genetic hybrid

SCORPIOS REX: Jurassic World: Camp Cretaceous hybrid

KEY PERIODS:
Triassic: 252-201 million years ago

Jurassic: 201-145 million years ago

Cretaceous: 145-66 million years ago

MAJOR FOSSIL LOCATIONS:
USA: Montana, Colorado, Utah, Wyoming, Texas

Canada: Alberta

Asia: Mongolia, China

South America: Argentina, Brazil

Europe: England, Germany, France

Africa: Niger, Morocco, Tanzania

NOTABLE DISCOVERERS:
Mary Anning (1799-1847): Pioneer fossil hunter, found first marine reptiles

Othniel Charles Marsh (1831-1899): Named many famous dinosaurs

Barnum Brown (1873-1963): Found first T-Rex specimens

Roy Chapman Andrews (1884-1960): Led expeditions to Mongolia

CLASSIFICATION:
Theropods: Bipedal carnivores (T-Rex, Allosaurus, Velociraptor)

Sauropods: Long-necked giants (Brachiosaurus, Diplodocus)

Ornithopods: Duck-bills & iguanodonts (Parasaurolophus, Iguanodon)

Ceratopsians: Horned faces (Triceratops, Styracosaurus)

Ankylosaurs: Armored tanks (Ankylosaurus)

Stegosaurs: Plated backs (Stegosaurus)

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