Jurassic World: The Prehistoric Match-Out/Dinopedia

Name 	Picture	Name meaning 	Description (NTSC) 	Description (PAL) 	Rarity 	Prehistoric-Box 	Location
Triceratops 	 	Three Horned Face 	The Triceratops had a 6 feet long frill, that's as big as a tall person! 	Greek for 'three-horned face', the Triceratops is easily identified by its distinct three horns and large frill. 	Common 	Cretaceous Collection	North America
Majungasaurus 	 	Majunga Lizard 	The Majungasaurus gets its name from Mahajanga, a province in Northwestern Madagascar where its fossils were discovered. 	Majungasaurus was one of the last dinosaurs to have lived, and weighed as much as a rhinoceros. 	Common 	Cretaceous Collection	Africa
Alanqa 	 	Arabic for Phoenix 	Did you know that the Alanqa is named after a mythological Arabian phoenix? 	Alanqa had a wingspan 2.5 times the wingspan of a bald eagle. 	Common 	Cretaceous Collection	Africa
Alangasaurus 	 	Phoenix Lizard 	The Alangasaurus is much lighter in build than its Majungasaurus progenitor, weighing in at 900 lbs. That's less than a cow! 	Created by InGen for Jurassic World, the Alangasaurus has striped, mottled scales and a distinct nose fin! 	Common 	Hybrid Collection 	
Limnoscelis 	 	Marsh Footed 	Limnoscelis was a long as a galapagos tortoise. 	A reptile-like amphibian, Limnoscelis is greek for 'marsh footed'. 	Common 	Permian Collection 	North America
Argentinosaurus 	 	Argentine Lizard 	Argentinosaurus was almost as long as a football field is wide! 	The Argentinosaurus is one of the largest known dinosaurs to ever walk the Earth! 	Common 	Cretaceous Collection	South America
Diplodocus 	 	Double Beamed 	The Diplodocus is one of the largest known Dinosaurs. From the tip of its tail to its nose, it is 175 feet long! 	Diplodocus could be 90 meters tall and had a shape, long neck and a very small head. 	Rare 	Jurassic Collection 	North America
Tropeognathus 	 	Keel Jaw 	Tropeognathus lived in what is now South America. 	Did you know that Tropeognathus means 'keel jaw' in Greek? The tip of its nose is not unlike the fins under a ship. 	Common 	Cretaceous Collection	South America
Utahraptor 	 	Utah Thief 	Utahraptor is the largest of the dromaeosauridae family and likely contributed a lot in size in Dr. Wu's velociraptors today. 	Did you know that the Utahraptor is the largest raptor to ever live? At 100 pounds, it weighs the same as a polar bear! 	Common 	Cretaceous Collection	North America
Carnotaurus 	 	Meat-Eating Bull 	Discovered in 1984, the Carnotaurus is best known from a single skeleton found in the Argentinian Chubut Province. 	Right above the eyes of the Carnotaurus were 2 short horns. 	Rare 	Cretaceous Collection	South America
Labyrinthodontia 	 	Maze Toothed 	With gills and primitive lungs, the Labyrinthodontia can live in water with low oxygen levels! 	Did you know that it's believed that the Labyrinthodontia is the progenitor of all modern amphibians? 	Common 	Permian Collection 	Australia
Labyrinthosaurus 	 	Maze Lizard 	The Labyrinthosaurus has a strong set of lungs as well as a swim bladder; an internal gas-filled organ which allows it to keep its head submerged underwater! 	Like the Labyrinthodontia, the Labyrinthosaurus has strong, folded teeth made of enamel and dentin. Its name means 'maze lizard'. 	Common 	Hybrid Collection 	
Tapejara 	 	The Old Being 	Tapejara gets its name from the extinct South American language, Tupi, meaning "old being". 	The Tapejara was best suited for the seashores of South America, where it lived over 100 million years ago! 	Rare 	Cretaceous Collection	South America
Koolasuchus 	 	Kool's Crocodile 	Koolasuchus' head was wide and rounded with tabular horns projecting from the backside of the skull. 	Did you know the Koolasuchus gets its name from paleontologist Lesley Kool? It's also a play on the word 'cool'. 	Rare 	Cretaceous Collection	Australia
Stegosaurus 	 	Roofed Lizard 	The name of the Stegosaurus means "covered lizard", because of the bony plates on its back. 	To up the wow factor when InGen successfully cloned the Stegosaurus, their clones are 40 feet long, instead of 32. 	Super Rare	Jurassic Collection 	North America
Stegoceratops 	 	Roofed Horned Face 	With a hefty spiked tail and two 3 foot long horns, the Stegoceratops is equipped with the ultimate defense against apex predators! 	Combining the DNA of a Stegosaurus and Triceratops, its name means 'roof-horned face'. 	Super Rare	Hybrid Collection 	
Hatzegopteryx 	 	Hateg Basin Wing 	Hatzegopteryx had twice the wingspan of a modern albatross. 	Did you know that Hatzegopteryx fossils were first discovered in Transylvania, Romania? 	Common 	Cretaceous Collection	Europe
Guanlong 	 	Crowned Dragon 	Guanlong was a car link long, lived in what is now Asia. 	Did you know that its name, Guanlong, is derived from Chinese? It translates to 'five colored crowned dragon.' 	Common 	Jurassic Collection 	Asia
Diplocaulus 	 	Double Caul 	Diplocaulus had a boomerang-shaped head, and was as long as a yard stick. 	Diplocaulus fossils have been discovered in rocks dating back from the Permian period in North America and Morocco. 	Common 	Permian Collection 	North America
Quetzalcoatlus 	 	Allusion to the serpent god Quetzalcoatl	Quetzalcoatlus weighed almost as much as a Panda Bear. 	Quetzalcoatlus fossils were discovered in 1971 in the state of Texas, where during the Late Cretaceous Period they had lived. 	Super Rare	Cretaceous Collection	North America
Tuojiangosaurus 	 	Tuo River Lizard 	The Tuojiangosaurus's spikes and plates were not attached to its skeleton. 	Similar to the Stegosaurus in build, the Tuojiangosaurus's back plates were much more triangular and pointed. 	Common 	Jurassic Collection 	Asia
Nasutoceratops 	 	Large-Nosed Horn-Face 	Did you know that Nasutoceratops means 'large-nosed horn-face'? It has large horns that resemble those of cattle! 	Nasutoceratops has 3 horns; two rouned horns similar to modern cattle and a blade-like third between the eyes on the top of the nose. 	Rare 	Cretaceous Collection	North America
Tyrannosaurus Rex 	 	Tyrant Lizard King 	The Tyrannosaurus had bad breath, because of the bacteria-filled meat stuck in its teeth. 	Did you know that Tyrannosaurus rex translates to 'tyrant lizard king' in ancient Greek and Latin? 	Legendary 	Cretaceous Collection	North America
Ankylosaurus 	 	Fused Lizard 	The Ankylosaurus was probably not very intelligent, since it had a very small brain compared to its size. 	Know for its armor, the Ankylosaurus has large bone plates embedded into its skin like an armadillo or modern crocodile. 	Super Rare	Cretaceous Collection	North America
Ankylodocus 	 	Fused Beam 	What makes an Ankylodocus a force to be reckoned with is its 8 foot long clubbed tail. Imagine a dinosaur with a flail! 	Did you know that Ankylodocus means 'fused beam' on account of its size and armor? 	Super Rare	Hybrid Collection 	
Metriorhynchus 	 	Moderate Snout 	Metriorhynchus was a versatile eater, hunting sea creatures, flying creatures and even scavenging when the opportunity arose. 	Smaller and less well-armoured than other ocean predators, the Metriorhynchus relies on its agility in the water to avoid becoming prey itself! 	Super Rare	Jurassic Collection 	Europe
Metrialong 	 	Moderate Dragon 	The Metrialong has a distinct fin-like tail, an under-developed sail, and long arms suited for swimming and hunting. 	Did you know that Metrialong means 'moderate dragon'? It references its crocodilian snout, which is narrower and longer than average. 	Super Rare	Hybrid Collection 	
Pteranodon 	 	Toothless Wing 	The Pteranodon's wingspan was over 23 feet wide, which is wider than a badminton court! 	There were three variations of the Pteranodon created by InGen. The first version created for Jurassic World is closer to the original. 	Legendary 	Cretaceous Collection	North America
Velociraptor 	 	Speedy Thief 	Did you know that the extinct Velociraptor would have only weighed 30 pounds and stood at 3 feet tall?! 	With a large brain, proportionate to its body size, the Velociraptor was probably one of the most intelligent dinosaurs. 	Super Rare	Cretaceous Collection	Asia
Indominus Rex 	 	Fierce or Untamable King 	The birth of the Indominus rex was achieved by genetically modifying existing DNA in the Hammond Creation Lab. 	The distinct head ornamentation of the Indominus rex is an ultra-tough bony osteoderm that protects the cranium from attackers! 	Legendary 	Hybrid Collection 	
Pelecanimimus 	 	Pelican Mimic 	It is believed that the Pelecanimimus lived in the early Cretaceous of about 130-125 million years ago. 	Pelecanimimus is a genus of basal ornithomimosaurian theropod dinosaurs from the Early Cretaceous of Spain. 	Common 	Cretaceous Collection	Europe
Pelecanipteryx 	 	Pelican Wing 	Did you know what Pelecanipteryx means 'pelican wing'? This hybrid gets its distinct beak from the Pelecanimimus! 	The Pelecanipteryx has a wingspan of 15 feet. A modern Great white pelican has a wingspan of 12 feet! 	Common 	Hybrid Collection 	
Spinosaurus 	 	Spiny Lizard 	The Spinosaurus had the longest head of any known carnivore, 6 feet, which is as long as some people are tall. 	One of the largest carnivores, the Spinosaurus overweighs the T.rex by a ton. InGen's clone reached nearly 20 feet in height! 	Super Rare	Cretaceous Collection	Africa
Spinoraptor 	 	Spined Thief 	The Spinoraptor is a hybrid dinosaur cloned from Spinosaurus and Utahraptor DNA! 	With a 4 foot tall sail, what strikes fear into the Spinoraptor's enemies are her 8 inch claws designed for disembowelment. 	Super Rare	Hybrid Collection 	
Bonitasaura 	 	La Bonita Lizard 	Bonitasaura was a herbivore. It lived in the Cretaceous period and inhabited South America. 	At 30 feet in length, the Bonitasaura is quite small compared to its sauropod cousin, the Argentinosaurus. 	Common 	Cretaceous Collection	South America
Allosaurus 	 	Different or Other Lizard 	The name Allosaurus is Ancient Greek for 'different lizard'. But one famous skeleton is known by its nickname 'Big Al'. 	The Allosaurus was the most fearsome and deadly dinosaur before the appearance of the Tyrannosaurus. 	Rare 	Jurassic Collection 	North America
Supersaurus 	 	Super Lizard 	Supersaurus was 5 stories tall and weighed as much as 5 african elephants. 	In Wyoming, USA, there is a skeleton of the Supersaurus nicknamed 'Jimbo'! 	Super Rare	Jurassic Collection 	North America
Dimetrodon 	 	Two-Measured Tooth 	The Dimetrodon is best identified by its distinctive sail, which may have evolved to regulate its body temperature! 	Dimetrodon lived during the Permian period who was related to the predecessors of mammals. 	Legendary 	Permian Collection 	North America
Sarcosuchus 	 	Flesh Crocodile 	Sarcosuchus lived in what is now Northern Africa and was 15 feet longer than a saltwater crocodile. 	The Cretaceous Period leviathan weighs around eight tons. An elephant weighs 6.5 tons at best! 	Legendary 	Cretaceous Collection	Africa
Coloborhynchus 	 	Maimed Beak 	Did you know that the Coloborhynchus species was first defined in 1874 by Richard Owen? 	Coloborhynchus was a pterosaur, a type of flying reptile. It lived during the Early Cretaceous and resided in Europe, North America and South America.	Common 	Cretaceous Collection	North America
Limnorhynchus 	 	Marsh Beak 	The Limnorhynchus has spikes running from the tip of its beak to the tip of its tail! 	The Limnorhynchus' name means 'marsh beak', referencing its preferred diet of fish and small amphibians! 	Common 	Hybrid Collection 	
Corythosaurus 	 	Corinthian-Crested Lizard 	The shape and the size of the crest on the Corythosaurus' head were different in males and females. 	Some Corythosaurus fossils were lost in WWI. In 1916, a Canadian ship carrying fossils bound for England was sunk by the Germans! 	Rare 	Cretaceous Collection	North America
Dilophosaurus 	 	Double-Crested Lizard 	It's believed that the frog DNA or a splicing error may have caused the abnormal traits in InGen's clones. 	The name Dilophosaurus means "double-crested lizard" for the parallel crests on the top of its head. 	Rare 	Jurassic Collection 	North America
Dsungaripterus 	 	Junggar Wing 	Together, the neck and head of the Dsungaripterus is roughly 3.3 feet long! 	Dsungaripterus weighed about as much as 3 cats and ate shellfish, fish, mollusks and carrion. 	Rare 	Cretaceous Collection	Asia
Euoplocephalus 	 	Well-Armored Head 	Euoplocephalus gets its name from the armored plates that cover its eyelids making its face nearly impenetrable during a fight. 	The name Euoplocephalus in Greek for 'well-armed head', due to this dinosaur's thick body armor! 	Super Rare	Cretaceous Collection	North America
Gallimimus 	 	Fowl or Chicken Mimic 	Did you know that the Gallimimus can run up to 60 mph? That's as fast as a modern cheetah! 	The Gallimimus had short arms probably used to dig and find food in the ground or possibly feed on eggs. 	Rare 	Cretaceous Collection	Asia
Zhejiangopterus 	 	Zhejiang Wing 	Did you know that the Zhejiangopterus only weighs between 50 and 70 pounds? That's the same as a golden retriever! 	Zhejiangopterus was a pterosaur, a type of flying reptile. It lived during the Late Cretaceous and resided in Asia. 	Super Rare	Cretaceous Collection	Asia
Tropeogopterus 	 	Keel Wing 	The Tropeogopterus' name means 'keel wing,' highlighting its incredible agility! 	Did you know that the Tropeogopterus has a wingspan of 18 feet? It's one of the lightest and fastest pterosaurs! 	Super Rare	Hybrid Collection 	
Ichthyostega 	 	Fish Roof 	Although its head resembles that of a fish, the Ichthyostega's long body and legs allow it to walk on land! 	The Ichthyostega has a mixture of amphibious and fish-like features, including webbed feet and a fin on its tail! 	Legendary 	Devonian Collection 	North America
Giganotosaurus 	 	Giant Southern Lizard 	Although both were apex predators, Giganotosaurus was bigger, heavier, and possibly faster than Tyrannosaurus Rex. 	A Giganotosaurus bite is three times less powerful than a Tyrannosaurus Rex's. Still strong enough to snap you in half though! 	Rare 	Cretaceous Collection	South America
Irritator 	 	Derived from Irritation 	Irritator weighed as much as 2 hippos, it was 2 car links long. 	Irritator described the way scientists felt when altered skull fossil required many hours of restoration. 	Rare 	Cretaceous Collection	South America
Diplotator 	 	Double Irritation 	Unlike its stocky relative, the Diplocaulus, the Diplotator weighs a staggering 2 tons! That's more than an adult giraffe! 	Like modern whales and dolphins, the Diplotator swims up and down. Its legs are too short to propel its body through deep water! 	Rare 	Hybrid Collection 	
Ostafrikasaurus 	 	Lizard from East Africa 	Ostafrikasaurus was a carnivore. It lived in the Jurassic period and inhabited Africa. 	Fossils of the Ostafrikasaurus were first collected between 1909 and 1925 in Tanzania, East Africa. 	Legendary 	Jurassic Collection 	Africa
Parasaurolophus 	 	Near Crested Lizard 	Parasaurolophus can use its high crest to trumpet warning signals. 	The crest on the head of the Parasaurolophus was its nasal cavity, connecting its nostrils to its throat. 	Super Rare	Cretaceous Collection	North America
Parasaura 	 	Near Lizard 	Like its progenitor, the Parasaurolophus, the Parasaura has a beak which it can use to crop vegetation. 	Did you know that the Parasaura has a beautiful singing voice? Their cries can be heard floating across Jurassic World! 	Super Rare	Hybrid Collection 	
Rajasaurus 	 	King of Lizards 	Rajasaurus could run as fast as a Polar Bear, and weighed as much as 6 gorillas. 	Rajasaurus or princely lizard from Narmada Valley was considered prehistoric royality in Central India. 	Super Rare	Cretaceous Collection	Asia
Rajastega 	 	King Roof 	Unlike the Rajasaurus, the Rajastega only weighs 1,200 pounds. That's as much as an American Quarter horse! 	Although a terrestrial predator, the Rajastega has a primitive set of gills, despite being unable to swim. 	Legendary 	Hybrid Collection 	
Pachycephalosaurus	 	Thick-Headed Lizard 	The thickness of the Pachycephalosaurus' skull could reach 9 inches, that's wider than a sheet of paper! 	Pachycephalosaurus had a massive skull which consisted of bones and charging opponents. 	Rare 	Cretaceous Collection	North America
Pachyceratops 	 	Thick Horned Face 	Instead of two, large, and very deadly horns, the Pachyceratops has a 10 inch thick skull. 	Like the Nasutoceratops, the Pachyceratops has the same signature neck frill. Its back is also heavily armored with fused plate. 	Rare 	Hybrid Collection 	
Unaysaurus 	 	Black Water Lizard 	Unaysaurus was a herbivore. It lived in the Triassic period and inhabited South America. Its fossils have been found in places such as Rio Grande do Su (Brazil).	Unaysaurus is a genus of prosauropod dinosaur, from the Late Triassic. 	Legendary 	Triassic Collection 	South America
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