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Sydney Meyer

## External links

**Sydney Meyer** an actress who portrays Ava O'Malley in the first season of *V Wars*.

## Appearances

### *V Wars*

Season 1
* "Bad as Me"
* "Cold Cold Ground"
* "It's Not Enough to Have Lived"
* "The Night Is Darkening Round Me"
* "Red Rain"
* "The Junkie Run of the Predator Gene"
* "Bloody but Unbow'd"

## Media

### Pictures

Adrian Holmes, **Sydney Meyer**Ian Somerhalder, **Sydney Meyer**, Adrian Holmes *"#VWars reshoots means extra days working with these gems. Every day on set with these guys is like a master class. So immensely grateful for this project and the for the kindness and wisdom these two have shared with me 😊🙏"* April 27, 2019Stefanie Terzo, Natalie Nelson, **Sydney Meyer**, Jacky Lai, Kimberly-Sue Murray *"Shadowhunters reunion at our VWars wrap party. Love these girls!!!!"* Wrap party Oct 19, 2018Brad Turner, **Sydney Meyer** *"And that's a wrap for me on season one of what has been an absolutely life changing experience. Thank you #VWars. It's been an honor. ❤️🙏"* Oct 19, 2018**Sydney Meyer**, Dempsey Bryk Oct 16, 2018**Sydney Meyer**, Ian Somerhalder *"Can now finally officially say I've been filming a series regular role on @VWarsTV for #Netflix alongside @iansomerhalder @adrianholmes and @KSueMurray and it's been an absolute dream come true. 😍 Can't wait for you to meet Ava. "* Oct 16, 2018**Sydney Meyer**, Adrian Holmes, Kimberly-Sue Murray *"I can now finally officially announce that for the past few months I've been filming my first series regular role as Ava O'Malley on @vwarsnetflix . This role has been nothing short of a dream come true. I've learned so much getting to explore this character and work along side @adrianholmes @iansomerhalder @ksuemurray @hijackylai @bradturnerdirector @tjscottpictures @jessicatography @jonathanmaberry and so many other amazing artists. Unbelievably grateful and so excited for everyone to see it! 🙌❤️"* Oct 16, 2018**Sydney Meyer**, Adrian Holmes, Kimberly-Sue Murray *"The #Faynetastic trio. I’ll miss you fuckers."* Oct 15, 2018**Sydney Meyer**, Adrian Holmes, Kimberly-Sue Murray *"The #Faynetastic trio. I’ll miss you fuckers."* Oct 15, 2018**Sydney Meyer**, Adrian Holmes, Kimberly-Sue Murray *"The #Faynetastic trio. I’ll miss you fuckers."* Oct 15, 2018**Sydney Meyer**, Adrian Holmes, Kimberly-Sue Murray Oct 15, 2018**Sydney Meyer** by Stefanie TerzoAdrian Holmes, Kimberly-Sue Murray, **Sydney Meyer** Sep 28, 2018**Sydney Meyer****Sydney Meyer****Sydney Meyer**
### Videos

V-Wars Set, Sydney Meyer & Ian SomerhalderNov 5, 2018V-Wars Set, Sydney Meyer Summer 2018

## External links

* Twitter
* Instagram
* The Expanse Wiki
* Shadowhunters on Freeform Wiki
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Elaphrosaurus

## General

*Elaphrosaurus* was a Carnivore from the Jurassic Period.

## History

### Jurassic World

*Elaphrosaurus* was a species recreated for Jurassic World. It was one of the species chosen to be on the holoscope, but it is unknown if the species was on display or not. Nevertheless they were released from captivity after the *Indominus rex* caused the 2015 Incident which forced the park to close.

### Post Jurassic World

It is unknown what happened to the species after the fall of Jurassic World or if it survived Mount Sibo's eruption which destroyed all organic life on the island.

But a tooth was seen in Ken Wheatley's bag telling us that it is saved and telling us that it may have survived.
'42 Reverence Day attacks

The **6042 Reverence Day Attacks** were a series of suicide bombings that occurred in the capital city Nova Roma of Ancora. The attacks were carried out by members of the Oorish resistance group, who targeted several prominent government buildings and landmarks, including the Praetorium, the Senate House, and the Pantheon.

The most notable of these attacks was the bombing of the Praetorium, which resulted in the death of dozens of high-ranking government officials. The Oorish resistance claimed responsibility for the attacks and cited the oppressive rule of the Ancoran Republic and Praetorium as their motivation.

The attacks occurred on Reverence Day, a national holiday in Ancora that commemorates the arrival of the Adastrans, the first settlers who arrived on the planet aboard the generation spaceship Adastra. The Oorish resistance saw this as an opportunity to strike a blow against the government and gain more support from the populace.

The attacks were met with swift and brutal retaliation from the Ancoran Republic, who declared a state of emergency and launched a massive manhunt for the perpetrators. The Oorish resistance went underground, and the attacks marked the beginning of a new phase in the conflict between the government and the resistance.

The 6042 Reverence Day Attacks had a profound impact on Lorne Kirinoor, who was only a child at the time. The attacks also further entrenched the divide between the government and the Oorish resistance, leading to increased violence and instability in the years that followed.
Gryposuchus

## General

***Gryposuchus*** is an extinct genus of gavialoid crocodilian. It is the type genus of the subfamily Gryposuchinae. Fossils have been found from Argentina, Colombia, Venezuela, Brazil, and the Peruvian Amazon. The genus existed from the Middle Miocene to Late Pleistocene. One recently described species, *G. croizati*, grew to an estimated length of 10 meters (33 feet). Its size rivaled other crocodillans, like *Sarcosuchus*, *Purussaurus*, *Deinosuchus*, and *Rhamphosuchus*.

## History

Gryposuchus has no evidence of being cloned, therefore there is not a way to know if it has.

## Appearances in Media

*Gryposuchus* appears in *Jurassic World: Alive* as an epic creature. Though it was originally misspelled as "*Gryptosuchus*". However, this has since been corrected.
Proceratosaurus

## General

*Proceratosaurus* was a primitive coelurosaurian theropod that lived in England, Europe in the Middle Jurassic Period. It looked somewhat similar to the later Ceratosaurus, for which it is named after, but only due to it also having a horn-like crest.

Despite its name, it is not related to Ceratosaurus, but to the later Tyrannosaurus. Overall, Proceratosaurus was a much more gracile and delicate animal. Recent research has speculated with good supporting evidence that Proceratosaurus is the earliest tyrannosauroid.

Since only part of Proceratosaurus' crest is preserved, it's possible it had a crest similar to Guanlong, Kileskus and Sinotyrannus.

## History

*Proceratosaurus* was among the animals Ingen collected DNA from. It was planned for Jurassic Park, but never got passed the cloning stage despite having a paddock created for it. This caused problems by the 1993 Incident, when its embryos were lost along with all its embryo's on Isla Sorna when the island was abandoned, causing *Proceratosaurus* to never get a second chance.
Mainland Dinosaurs

The species that have been set loose into the world and islands where they still live like Mantah Corp Island, Biosyn Sanctuary, and Isla Sorna. This is a list of every de-extinct prehistoric creature that are still alive as of 2022, this list will include the hybrids that are still alive as of 2022. Let's get started!

## Prehistoric Creatures that are still alive living in our world.

* *Acrocanthosaurus*
* *Alamosaurus*
* *Albertosaurus*
* *Allosaurus*
* *Amargasaurus*
* *Ankylosaurus*
* *Apatosaurus*
* *Archaeornithomimus*
* *Atrociraptor*
* *Attenborosaurus*
* *Australovenator*
* *Barbaridactylus*
* *Baryonyx*
* *Brachiosaurus*
* *Camarasaurus*
* *Carcharodontosaurus*
* *Carnotaurus*
* *Cearadactylus*
* *Ceratosaurus*
* *Chasmosaurus*
* *Chungkingosaurus*
* *Coelophysis*
* *Coelurus*
* *Compsognathus*
* *Corythosaurus*
* *Crichtonsaurus*
* *Cryolophosaurus*
* *Deinocheirus*
* *Deinonychus*
* *Dilophosaurus*
* *Dimetrodon*
* *Dimorphodon*
* *Diplodocus*
* *Dracorex*
* *Dreadnoughtus*
* *Dryosaurus*
* *Dsungaripterus*
* *Edmontosaurus*
* *Elaphrosaurus*
* *Elasmosaurus*
* *Euoplocephalus*
* *Gallimimus*
* *Geosternbergia*
* *Giant locust*
* *Giganotosaurus*
* *Gigantspinosaurus*
* *Hadrosaurus*
* *Herrerasaurus*
* *Homalocephale*
* *Hoplitosaurus*
* *Huayangosaurus*
* *Hypsilophodon*
* *Iguanodon*
* *Jeholopterus*
* *Kentrosaurus*
* *Lesothosaurus*
* *Liopleurodon*
* *Lystrosaurus*
* *Maaradactylus*
* *Maiasaura*
* *Mamenchisaurus*
* *Megalosaurus*
* *Metriacanthosaurus*
* *Microceratus*
* *Minmi*
* *Monolophosaurus*
* *Moros*
* *Mosasaurus*
* *Mussaurus*
* *Muttaburrasaurus*
* *Nasutoceratops*
* *Nigersaurus*
* *Nipponosaurus*
* *Nodosaurus*
* *Olorotitan*
* *Ornitholestes*
* *Othnielia*
* *Ouranosaurus*
* *Oviraptor*
* *Pachycephalosaurus*
* *Pachyrhinosaurus*
* *Parasaurolophus*
* *Parasaurolophus lux*
* *Peloroplites*
* *Pentaceratops*
* *Plesiosaurus*
* *Polacanthus*
* *Proceratosaurus*
* *Procompsognathus*
* *Pteranodon*
* *Pyroraptor*
* *Qianzhousaurus*
* *Quetzalcoatlus*
* *Sauropelta*
* *Segisaurus*
* *Sinoceratops*
* *Sinosauropteryx*
* *Spinosaurus*
* *Stegosaurus*
* *Stegosaurus lux*
* *Struthiomimus*
* *Stygimoloch*
* *Styracosaurus*
* *Styxosaurus*
* *Suchomimus*
* *Tapejara*
* *Tarbosaurus*
* *Teratophoneus*
* *Therizinosaurus*
* *Torosaurus*
* *Triceratops*
* *Troodon*
* *Tropeognathus*
* *Tsintaosaurus*
* *Tylosaurus*
* *Tyrannosaurus*
* *Velociraptor*
* *Wuerhosaurus*
* *Yutyrannus*
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Jurassic Park brochure

The **Jurassic Park brochure** is a brochure of the park that is seen on screen in Jurassic Park. The prop brochures were also sold to the public.

A different version of the brochure was featured in the Jurassic Park: The Game Deluxe Edition set.

## Film

Template:-

## *Jurassic Park: The Game*

**Front and back:**

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**Map:**

## Trivia

* In the *Gallimimus flocking scene* Grant says that, based on the map, "the Visitor Center should be just about a mile, over that rise there." However, the park map is too cartoony to reveal such details.
* The tour route as depicted on the brochure map does not quite match the tour route as depicted in the movie. The brochure depicts the Dilophosaur enclosure as being to the left of the road (when approached from the gate), when in the movie it's to the right of the road.
* Metriacanthosaurus' and Proceratosaurus' icons are incorrectly given green "Herbivore" backgrounds.
* According to the film's script, the brochure produced for guests was a cheaply made cartoony map, explaining why it was not an entirely accurate representation of Jurassic Park's layout.

## References

Template:Reflist

1. ↑ https://www.facebook.com/behindthegatesofficial/posts/2218903105103843 Behind The Gates
Arctops

## General

***Arctops*** is an extinct genus of gorgonopsian therapsids known from the Late Permian of South Africa. It measured up to 2 meters (6 feet 7 inches) in length and its skull was 30 centimeters (12 inches) long. The type species is ,*Arctops willistoni*. A second species, *A. watsoni*, may be synonymous with *A. willistoni*. *A. kitchingi* may be a third species of *Arctops*, but it was only tentatively assigned to the genus when it was first named. Both were formally synonymized with *A. willistoni* by Christian Kammerer in 2017.

## History

Arctops has no evidence of being cloned, therefore there is not a way to know if it has.

## Appearances in Media

*Arctops* is a rare in *Jurassic World: Alive*.
Gallimimus

## General

* Alt
* JP Institute

Gallimimus was a speedy theropod, the largest of its type. They were called chicken mimics because they probably moved like modern flightless birds. Unlike other theropods, Gallimimus had no teeth. In fact, it had a very small head. This was probably one of the fastest dinosaurs, with speed like an ostrich, it could probably run up to 30 miles per hour.

With its small, toothless head, it is believed that Gallimimus probably had a diet of insects, small animals, eggs, and maybe even some plants. They had very long fingers and long arms, which they could use for digging or grabbing eggs. They had a much longer neck than any other theropod dinosaur. In Jurassic Park they were shown as a large flock, but we don't know if that was real or movie behavior.

## Description

*Gallimimus* are brown, with stripes along the back and a grey underbelly. Some individuals display lighter brown colors than others, being closer to orange. *Gallimimus* have long necks, that end in small heads with beaks. They have long legs and relatively short tails.

## Behavior

*Galimimus* are quite social animals and are almost never found apart from their flocks. They are very skittish, almost never fighting back against larger predators. They are known to live in herds with other species as seen in the 1997 incident.

## History

### Jurassic Park era

Forty four *Gallimimus* were created on Isla Sorna, 24 of which were transported to Isla Nublar to serve as an attraction for InGen's Jurassic Park. These animals were encountered by Alan Grant and Hammond's grandchildren while they were running from the park's resident Tyrannosaurus, one of which fell prey to her. This population would fall to nine individuals by 1994 due to continuous attacks from said Tyrannosaur. The remaining *Gallimimus* on Isla Sorna were freed after the island was abandoned due from hurricane Clarissa. Some of these animals were encountered during the 1997 incident living alongside *Parasaurolophus*, *Pachycephalosaurus*, and *Mamenchisaurus*, with one being briefly captured by the Ingen hunters. It is unknown what happened to the population afterwards, as none were encountered during the 2001 incident, but if any survived they were moved to Isla Nublar for Jurassic World after the collapse of Isla Sorna's ecosystem.

### Jurassic World

The *Gallimimus* in Jurassic World lived alongside the *Edmontosaurus*, *Parasaurolophus*, and *Apatosaurus* in Gallimimus Valley. This population was released after the December Incident.

### Post Jurassic World

The Gallimimus populations have remained consistent throughtout the three-year time span Isla Nublar was abandoned, but were soon threatened by Mount Sibo threatening to erupt. Many were captured by the rescue team and were successfully transported of off Isla Nubar before it's biological life was destroyed by Mt. Sibo. No Gallimimus were known to have been sold, and many were later freed by Maisie Lockwood and have now escaped the Lockwood Manor into northern California. After the events at Lockwood Manor, three Gallimimus were sighted running across a parking lot in an unknown year of location.
Scolosaurus

## General

***Scolosaurus*** is an extinct genus of ankylosaurid dinosaurs within the subfamily Ankylosaurinae. It is known from either the lower levels of the Dinosaur Park Formation or upper levels of the Oldman Formation (the location of the type specimen's quarry is uncertain) in the Late Cretaceous (latest middle Campanian stage, about 76.5 million years ago) of Alberta, Canada. It contains two species, *S. cutleri* and *S. thronus*.

## History

Scolosaurus has no evidence of being cloned, therefore there is not a way to know if it has.

## Appearances in Media

*Scolosaurus* will appear in *Jurassic World: Alive* as a common.
Deinocheirus

## General

***Deinocheirus*** was the largest known ornithomimosaur (the group that *Gallimimus*, and *Ornithomimus* belongs to) which lived in Late Cretaceous Mongolia. Its name originates from the first fossils of the animal discovered, which were its large arms. In 2014, more fossils were discovered revealing a hadrosaur-like beak, feather impressions, and a large hump.

## History

Deinocheirus has no evidence of being cloned, therefore there is not a way to know if it has.

## Appearances in Media

Deinocheirus, surprisingly enough, only appears in two video games. These games are Jurassic World: The Game, and Jurassic World: Alive.
Amargasaurus

## General

* Alt
* JP Institute

***Amargasaurus*** is a genus of sauropod dinosaur from the Early Cretaceous Period and measuring up to 10 meters (33 feet) long. A distinctive feature of this dinosaur are the two parallel rows of tall spines down its neck and back, taller than in any other known sauropod. It is an example of Convergent Evolution; with Thyreophoran-like, almost Spinosaurian dorsal, cervical, and caudal vertebral spines.

## History

Amargasaurus has no evidence of being cloned, therefore there is not a way to know if it has.

## Appearances in Media

Amargasaurus, surprisingly enough, only appears in video games. Such as Jurassic Park: Builder, Jurassic World: The Game, Jurassic World Alive and Jurassic World Evolution 2.
Koolasuchus

## General

***Koolasuchus*** (Meaning “Kool’s Crocodile”) is an extinct genus of brachyopoid temnospondyl from the family Chigutisauridae.

Fossils have been found from Victoria, Australia and date back 120 Ma to the Aptian stage of the Mid Cretaceous. *Koolasuchus* is the latest and last known temnospondyl. *Koolasuchus* is known from several fragmentary remains. The type species *K. cleelandi* was named in 1997.

*Koolasuchus* inhabited rift valleys in southern Australia during the Mid Cretaceous. During this time the area was below the Antarctic Circle, and temperatures were relatively cool for the Mesozoic. Based on the coarse-grained rocks in which remains were found, *Koolasuchus* likely lived in fast-moving streams. As a large aquatic predator, it had a similar lifestyle to crocodilians. Although crocodilians were common during the Early Cretaceous, they were absent from southern Australia 120 million years ago, likely because of the cold climate. However by 110 Mya, temperatures had warmed and crocodilians returned to the area. These crocodilians likely displaced *Koolasuchus*, leading to its disappearance.

## History

Koolasuchus has no evidence of being cloned, therefore there is not a way to know if it has.

## Appearances in Media

Koolasuchus, surprisingly enough, only appears in three video games. These games are Jurassic Park: Builder, Jurassic World: The Game, and Jurassic World: Alive.
Teratophoneus

**Teratophoneus** ("monstrous murderer" (Greek: teras, "monster" and phoneus, "murderer") is a genus of carnivorous tyrannosaurid theropod dinosaur which lived during the late Cretaceous period (late Campanian age, about 77 to 76 million years ago) in what is now Utah, United States, containing a single known species, T. curriei. It is known from an incomplete skull and postcranial skeleton recovered from the Kaiparowits Formation. It was specifically named T. curriei in honor of Philip J. Currie.

## Description

*Teratophoneus is* brown, with a blue tongue similar to *Allosaurus*.

## History

### Jurassic World

*Teratophones* were recreated for Jurassic World. It is unknown if they were on display or waiting to be a part of an attraction. Nonetheless they were released into the wild after the 2015 Incident forced the park to close.

### Post Jurassic World

It is unknown what happened to them after the park closed, although the corpse of one was encountered.

However It's tooth was seen in Ken Wheatley teeth bag telling us that it is saved and telling us that it or more survived.
Psittacosaurus

## General

***Psittacosaurus*** is a small early Marginocephalian from the Early Cretaceous Period. It lived in what is now Asia. It is known from a number of well preserved skeletons, which represent about eight different species.

*Psittacosaurus* was one of the smallest and most primitive of the Marginocephalians. It lacked the well-developed frill and horns that were typical of more advanced forms, yet, along with the hard keratinous beak, it had the characteristic skull shape of a ceratopsian. In fact, *Psittacosaurus* is now believed to be an ancestor of the larger, more advanced horned dinosaurs.

*Psittacosaurus*‘ hindlimbs were longer-although only slightly-than its forelimbs, which suggests that it could have moved about in an upright position for short distances. In 2002, quills were found in *Psittacosaurus*‘ tail, possibly suggesting that these quills were present in all later ceratopsians.

An extraordinarily well preserved *Psittacosaurus* with skin covering much of it's skeleton was discovered. Large parts of the skin were preserved as a thin dark layer, where the skin has been transformed into a dark carbonized matter.

## History

*Psittacosaurus* can be seen at *Jurassic Park: The Ride* and is located in *Ultrasaurus* lagoon.
Ultrasaurus

## General

***Ultrasaurus*** is a large sauropod from the Cretaceous period that lived in South Korea. A holotype specimen of *Ultrasaurus* from the Jurassic period in Colorado turned out to be a mixture of *Supersaurus* and *Brachiosaurus*, meaning it was not even a true genus. *Ultrasaurus* as used for the latter use is now just an alternate name for the dinosaur officially known as *Supersaurus*.

Two *Ultrasaurus* appear in the *Jurassic Park: The Ride* attractions in Hollywood and Japan. It also appears in the identical *Jurassic Park: River Adventure* attraction in Orlando.

The *Ultrasaurus* are located in a section called **Ultrasaur Lagoon**. They spend most of their in the water, eating aquatic plants. One Ultrasaurus is an adult, the other a smaller infant. They share their section with *Psittacosaurus*.
Segisaurus

## General

***Segisaurus*** is an Early Jurassic meat-eater that seemed adapted for life in a dry, sandy environment. Though all early dinosaur predators had evolved to be quicker than the animals they replaced, scientists believe *Segisaurus* has features that made it extra fast.

The North American landscape where *Segisaurus* lived was very arid and sandy. This little dinosaur seemed to have features that would have made it well adapted to squatting down and sitting out a sandstorm. With only post-cranial remains, the exact look of this dinosaur is unknown.

## History

### Jurassic Park

*Segisaurus* was a planned attraction for Jurassic Park, but was unfortunately not cloned due to only 48% of it's genome being owned.

### Jurassic World

*Segisaurus* was recreated for Jurassic World, but it is unknown if it was on display or not. Nevertheless it was released after the *Indominus rex* broke out and caused the 2015 Incident which forced the park to close. It is unknown what happened to the species after these events.

==References==

1. ↑ Jurassic Park brochure: https://dinosaur-protection-group.wikia.com/wiki/File:JP-TourMapGuide.jpg
2. ↑ https://dinosaur-protection-group.wikia.com/wiki/File:DPG\_Dino\_List\_excluding\_Cryptids.jpg
Coelodonta

## General

***Coelodonta***, more commonly known as the **Woolly Rhinoceros**, is a genus of extinct rhinoceros from the Pliocene to Pleistocene of Eurasia. The genus is known from four different species, the most famous of which is *C. antiquitatis*.

## History

Coelodonta has no evidence of being cloned, therefore there is not a way to know if it has.

## Appearances in Media

Coelodonta, surprisingly enough, only appears in Jurassic World: Alive.
Pachyrhinosaurus

## General

Pachyrhinosaurus is a ceratopsian from the Cretaceous.

## History

### Jurassic Park

*Pachyrhinosaurus* had DNA for the original park, but only a mere 8% of it's genome was finished.

### Jurassic World

*Pachyrhinosaurus* was successfully recreated for Jurassic World, but it is unknown if it was on display or not. Nonetheless during the December Incident they were released when the park closed down.

### Post Jurassic World

The populations have remained consistent throughtout the three-year time span Isla Nublar was abandoned, in 2018 its unknown if any survived from Mount Sibo's eruption.

However, it's name appeared in auction list, implying that atleast one Pachyrhinosaurus captured and may have escaped or had been sold off.
Martyrs of Atmos

The **Martyrs of Atmos** are the members of Ironfist Chapter who passed away in the line of duty.

* Abel Brand (Chapter Captain)
* Jamy Helly (Chapter Lieutenant)
* Muely Dersanch (Chapter 2nd Lieutenant)
* Seanio Gresanch (Chapter Sergeant)
* Bobby Butley (Corporal)
* Altes Raman (Private)
* Jimmy Coopet (Private)
* Jane Ryante (Private)
* Kathy Rezal
* Brety Hally
* Anan Wilson
* Paule Coxand
* Haelie Tinand
* Keve Millee
* Gery Perre
* Cynthy Mitchy
* Debra Pete
* Tina Bramoor
* Holie Homart
* Katy Wroblaw
* Roldy Powils
* Mondy Mason
* Clipaul Arner
* Jeffroy Powats
* Jackenn Moory
* Rise Larker
* Steve Breenes
* Jeffry Lenez
* Crege Andez
* Petor Wooders
* Mari Morre
* Jane Endell
* Frine Gonzal
* Janie Wison
* Betty Watsand
* Ryly Brezal
* Linie Morre
* Lizab Phowis
* Jimmy Yournell
* Remy Reediaz
* Bertev Hingte
* Roby Belly
* Aryn Anders
* Tina Coxand
* Stine Taylee
* Bevirg Greenes
* Patry Perra
* Danio Phingte
* Keithy Andes
* George Gricia
* Anton Belley
* Aryl Marte
* Cara Mooray
* Lyne Leson
* Ashleyl Perra
* Grice Carte
* Chrice Howill
* Clarry Kere
* Andymo Scarte
* Jane Warte
* Kelle Brobak
* Jula Homill
Nundasuchus

## General

***Nundasuchus*** is an extinct genus of archosaur, possibly suchian, known from the Middle Triassic Manda beds of southwestern Tanzania. It contains a single species, ***Nundasuchus songeaensis***, known from a single partially complete skeleton and skull.

*Nundasuchus* lived in what is now Tanzania, Africa around 240 million years ago and was a carnivore and apex predator, feeding on prey such as early reptiles andsynapsids. Incapable of particularly fast movement, it was most likely an ambush predator targeting weak or juvenile animals in a group at close range. It was around 2.7 meters (9 feet) long and has been described as having steak knife-like teeth and bony plates on its back. Its legs were situated underneath its body. This trait is more reminiscent of later therapod dinosaurs than it is of *Nundasuchus's* crocodilian and reptilian cousins, suggesting a connection between crocodilian reptiles and more developed therapod dinosaurs from the later Triassic, Jurassic, and Cretaceous eras.

## History

Nundasuchus has no evidence of being cloned, therefore there is not a way to know if it has.

## Appearances in Media

Nundasuchus, surprisingly enough, only appears in two video games. These games are Jurassic World: The Game, and Jurassic World: Alive.
Geosternbergia

## General

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*Geosternbergia* was a Piscivore from the Late Cretaceous period, possibly synonymous with *Pteranodon*.

## History

### Jurassic Park

*Geosternbergia* is a disputed species, with some siting the first *Pteranodon* variant being *Geosternbergia*, but genetic tests have not been carried out as of yet. Others site it as a separate animal InGen cloned, but has not been confirmed by InGen.
Mamenchisaurus

## General

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Mamenchisaurus was a herbivore from the late Jurassic Period.

## Desctiption

*Mamenchisaurus* are extremely long sauropods, with necks that slope upward and then straighten out parallel to the ground. It is light brown, with a darker brown striping the top of the body.

## History

Four *Mamenchisaurus* were recreated on Isla Sorna by Ingen. This population was released after Hurricane Clarissa forced Ingen to evacuate the island. It is unknown what happened to the population after a brief encounter during the 1997 Incident.

According to the Dinosaur Protection Group, Mamenchisaurus wewas subject to cruelty by 2018. It is unknown if there are any surviving populations left.
Kelenken

## General

The ***Kelenken*** was a species of giant flightless predatory birds of the extinct family phorusrhacid, or "terror birds" that lived in the Middle Miocene, some 15 million years ago, in Argentina. It is closely related to the Cariamids. *Kelenken* was the top predator of its area and hunted other predators too. *Kelenken*, rather than flying, it ran fast, running up to 35 mph (56.3 kph). With a skull 71.6 cm (28.2 inches) long, it had the largest head of any known bird. It is the largest species of phorusrhacid.

## History

Kelenken has no evidence of being cloned, therefore there is not a way to know if it has.

## Appearances in Media

Kelenken, surprisingly enough, only appears in three video games. These games are Jurassic Park: Builder, Jurassic World: The Game, and Jurassic World: Alive.
Erlikosaurus

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***Erlikosaurus*** is a genus of herbivorous theropod dinosaur from the late Cretaceous Period, belonging to the Therizinosauridae. Its fossils, a skull and some post-cranial fragments, were found in the Bayan Shireh Formation of Mongolia, dating to around 90 million years ago.

## History

Erlikosaurus has no evidence of being cloned, therefore there is not a way to know if it has.

## Appearances in Media

Erlikosaurus, surprisingly enough, only appears in two video games. These games are Jurassic World: The Game, and Jurassic World: Alive.
Troodon

## General

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*Troodon* is a dubious genus of troodontid dinosaur from the Late Cretaceous Period. *Troodon* has recently been split into three other genera, these being *Stenonychosaurus*, *Latenvenatrix*, and *Pectinodon*, leaving *Troodon* with only it's type specimen, that being a single tooth.

## Description

While it is unknown what the first variant of *Troodon* looked like, the ones in Jurassic World are near *Velociraptor* sized animals, with a slender appearance. It is oddly extremely similar to *Compsognathus*, having similar hand structures in that the innermost finger is vestigial and a similar color scheme of light green with darker stripes. The eyes are an even lighter shade of green. The foot lacks the toe claw of it's relatives as well.

## History

### Jurassic Park

The DPG mentioned *Troodon* by finding an early InGen species list containing the species, albeit formerly active and then terminated, due to all embryos being destroyed.

### Jurassic World

Another *Troodon* named Jeanie was cloned sometime for Jurassic World's operation of the Dino Decoder. During the 2015 Incident, the Indominus rex broke out and forced the park to close as well as forcing the dinosaurs into the wild.

### After Jurassic World

An operation to save the dinosaurs have been set after witch Jeanie was apart of.She was sold but escaped with the others.

### Status

She is currently living in a preserve her owner made for her.
Stegoceratops

## General

***Stegoceratops*** is a hybrid of *Stegosaurus*, *Triceratops*, a beetle and a snake. Despite appearing in the toy line and game adaptation of Jurassic World, it did not appear in the film itself.

## History

*Stegoceratops* is seen on one of the computer monitors inside the Hammond Creation Lab, but it is unknown if it was ever created.

## Appearances in Media

Stegoceratops, surprisingly enough, only appears in three video games. These games are Jurassic World: The Game, Jurassic World: Alive, and Jurassic World Evolution.
Woolly Mammoth

## General

The **Woolly mammoth** was an extinct elephant, and along with the Mastodon (another prehistoric elephant-like beast), were the largest land animals after the dinosaurs disappeared. Mammoths seemed to flourish in the ice age and were well adapted to the cold. They had long, shaggy fur coats and layers of fat to insulate them. They were plant eaters who became extinct less than 10,000 years ago. In fact, mammoths are found in near pristine condition in the far north frozen in the ice. Efforts are currently under way to clone a mammoth and if successful, it would mark the first time that an extinct prehistoric creature has been brought back to life.

## History

In Jurassic World: Camp Cretaceous, A Woolly Mammoth appears on a tray being wheeled across the room. Sammy asks Dr. Wu what is on the tray during a tour of the Research Lab. Hes responds to her question by saying "It's Siberian mammoth remains extracted for-" before being cut off by Sammy. This could be a reference to the InGen facility Martel operating in Siberia, where, coincidentally, mammoth remains are found.
Carbonemys

## General

***Carbonemys*** was a genus of giant South American turtle that lived in Paleocene Colombia. It was discovered at a coal mine, hence its name, and is believed to be one of the largest turtles known. It is believed to have used its powerful jaws to prey on crocodilians. It would have lived alongside the large snake *Titanoboa*.

## History

Arctops has no evidence of being cloned, therefore there is not a way to know if it has.

## Appearances in Media

*Arctops* is a rare in *Jurassic World: Alive*.
Sauroposeidon

Sauroposeidon is a gigantic sauropod dinosaur that lived during the Early Cretaceous Period. It was the tallest of all the animals, even its families, the somphospondyls, which were tall members of the brachiosauridae family.

Sauroposeidon appears in the Jurassic Field Guide.Brachiosaurus and Giraffatitan were relatives of Sauroposeidon.
Pyroraptor

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***Pyroraptor*** is the first positively identified member of the raptor family found in Europe. This was a small, fast hunter that lived near the end of the age of dinosaurs. The specimen is known from only a few bones, but they are enough to give scientists a good idea of what this little dinosaur would have looked like. Some paleontologists believe it would have closely resembled the small, bird-like dinosaurs recently discovered in China.

*Pyroraptor* was found associated with fossils representing a number of other creatures, including the iguanodont *Rhabdodon*, a nodosaur, a titanosaur, a ceratopsian, the abelisaurid *Tarascosaurus* and some Late Cretaceous reptiles.

The origin of the dromaeosaurs has long been debated. A number of prominent scientists believe they originated in North America, possibly the area that was adjacent to Europe in the very Early Cretaceous.

## History

Pyroraptor has no evidence of being cloned, therefore there is not a way to know if it has.

## Appearances in Media

Pyroraptor, surprisingly enough, only appears in two video games. These games are Jurassic World: The Game, and Jurassic World: Alive.
Purussaurus

## General

***Purussaurus*** is a genus of giant caiman that lived in South America of the Miocene epoch. It looked very similar to modern alligators. Its size rivalled *Sarcosuchus*, *Deinosuchus*, and *Rhamphosuchus*. It lived in the Cenozoic Era, unlike the former two.

The skull length reached up to 57.2 inches, and the jaws had a bite strength of up to 52,500 Newtons or 5.3 metric tons force per square inch. The massive size, *T. rex*-like bite force, and strength of this crocodylomorph would have allowed it to be an apex predator of its ecosystem.

## History

Purussaurus has no evidence of being cloned, therefore there is not a way to know if it has.

## Appearances in Media

*Purussaurus* is featured in *Jurassic World: Alive'***as a rare creature although it has been misspelled as "*Purrusaurus*".**
Majungasaurus

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***Majungasaurus*** (previously ***Majungatholus***), was a medium sized abelisaur theropod from Madagascar. It was related to the better known and famous *Carnotaurus*. It was one of the few dinosaurs to show evidence of cannibalism. It has a pair of crests and a small spike on its head and tiny arms that were smaller than *Tyrannosaurus rex*.

Genetic material of *Majungasasaurus* was in possession of InGen by 2014 and was used in the genetic hybrid *Indominus rex* in Jurassic World.
Stygimoloch

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***Stygimoloch*** is a debatable genus of pachycephalosaur from the Late Cretaceous Period. It lived alongside multiple famous animals such as *Tyrannosaurus*, *Triceratops*, *Edmontosaurus*, and *Pachycephalosaurus*. In 2009, Jack Horner has proposed the theory that *Stygimoloch* is a subadult of *Pachycephalosaurus*.

## Description

*Stygimoloch* are very similar to *Pachycephalosaurus*, with major differences including a flatter skull and multiple spikes and horns along the skull. They are reddish-brown, with darker brown along the back and a grayish-white underbelly.

## Behavior

*Stygimoloch* are rather aggressive herbivores especially compared to their *Pachycephalosaurus* cousins, as they will attack anything with just a mere whistle, and would attack a large group of humans without being provoked. One had even been known to ram a concrete wall for several minutes on end with just a few whistles. They are known to communicate via grunts and snorts.

## History

### Jurassic World

*Stygimoloch* was recreated for Jurassic World. It was known to ram the double thick glass of their exhibit. It is unknown if they were on display or not, but if they were they may have been exhibited in the Pachycephalosaurus arena. Nevertheless it was released from captivity when the *Indominus rex* broke out of its exhibit and caused the 2015 Incident that caused Jurassic World to close.

### Post Jurassic World

The *Stygimoloch* populations have remained consistent throughout the three-year time span Isla Nublar was abandoned, but were later threatened when Mount Sibo threatened to erupt. At least five *Stygimoloch* were captured and taken away from the now burning island and to the Lockwood Manor. One known as Stiggy helped Owen Grady and Claire Dearing escape their cage by goading it to ram into a wall enough times to break it and then ram open the door to the human's cage. It was then goaded into an elevator where it would disrupt the auction happening at the Manor by ramming several attendants before chasing most of the remaining ones outside where it escaped into the forest. It is unknown if any other *Stygimoloch* were sold, but the other three known individuals were later freed by Maisie Lockwood escaped into the forests of Northern California.

## Status

*Stygimoloch* is an endangered species due to only 5 individuals being confirmed alive.

## Trivia

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Secodontosaurus

## General

***Secodontosaurus*** (meaning "cutting-tooth lizard"), an extinct genus of "pelycosaur" synapsid that lived from between about 285 to 270 million years ago during the Early Permian. Like the well known *Dimetrodon*, *Secodontosaurus* is a carnivorous member of the Eupelycosauria family Sphenacodontidae and has a similar tall dorsal sail. However, its skull is long, low, and narrow, with slender jaws that have teeth that are very similar in size and shape—unlike the shorter, deep skull of *Dimetrodon* ("two-measure tooth"), which has large, prominent canine-like teeth in front and smaller slicing teeth further back in its jaws. Its unusual long, narrow jaws suggest that *Secodontosaurus* may have been specialized for catching fish or for hunting prey that lived or hid in burrows or crevices. Although no complete skeletons are currently known, *Secodontosaurus* likely ranged from about 2 to 2.7 metres (7 to 9 ft) in length, weighing up to 110 kilograms (250 lb).

Fossils of *Secodontosaurus* have been found in Texas in North America in the Wichita and the Clear Fork groups of Early Permian formations. In recent years, teams from the Houston Museum of Natural Science have recovered remains in the Clear Fork Red Beds of North Texas that appear to be new specimens of *Secodontosaurus*. These discoveries are mentioned in online blogs but so far have not been formally described.

The name *Secodontosaurus* comes from Latin *seco* "to cut" + Greek *odous* (*odont*-) "tooth" + Greek *sauros* "lizard" and is based on the anatomical term "secodont" for teeth with cutting edges designed to tear or slice flesh. Paleontologist Robert Bakker has dubbed *Secodontosaurus* the "fox-faced finback" after its long jaws.

## History

Secodontosaurus has no evidence of being cloned, therefore there is not a way to know if it has.

## Appearances in Media

Secodontosaurus, surprisingly enough, only appears in two video games. These games are Jurassic World: The Game, and Jurassic World: Alive.
Acrocanthosaurus

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***Acrocanthosaurus*** was an Carcharodontosauridae|carcharodontosaurid theropod dinosaur of the early Cretaceous period in North America, with a particularly tall spine column, giving it a similar appearance to the spinosaurids of the same time period and even to the point where people believed it was a spinosaurid. Unlike spinosaurids, who were riverine hunters with semi-aquatic hunting behaviors, *Acrocanthosaurus* was a heavily built predator that preferred slow moving prey and carrion over other meat. Footprints of *Acrocanthosaurus* can be seen publicly in Glen Rose, Texas. A complete skeleton is on display in Idabel, Oklahoma. *Acrocanthosaurus* was once classified as a spinosaurid, but it was reclassified as a carcharodontosaurid. Though most paleontologists agree the bone structure on *Acrocanthosaurus'*s back supported a sail, some theorize it was a hump of fat like that of a camel. *Acrocanthosaurus* gained fame for hunting large sauropods like *Astrodon* alone. To back this theory up there are footprints of a *Acrocanthosaurus* right along side of *Astrodon* footprints.

## History

Acrocanthosaurus was cloned for Jurassic Park with a few females. On Isla Sorna, 4 were released into the wild following Hurricane Clarissa and thrived ever since. It was eventually cloned for Jurassic World, it was on display in the different carnivore paddocks alongside other carnivores. Eventually in December 2015, a genetic hybrid known as the *Indominus rex* escaped its paddock running on a murderous rampage across the island killing the other dinosaurs for sport. Which led to the Acros to be released into the wild to roam free.

### Post Jurassic World

The surviving *Acrocanthosaurus* populations lived wild on the island until Mt. Sibo erupted. The DPG listed the animal as an endangered species threatened to die from the volcano. Ken Wheatley rescued three adults and transported them to the mainland to Lockwood Manor, none were sold at the auction. Eventually, because of the cyanide, Maisie Lockwood freed the Acros and the other dinosaurs into our world.

### Continued Survival

Ever since the Lockwood Manor incident in 2018, the *Acrocanthosaurus* populations have been increasing across the globe and sightings have been reported in this dinosaur.

## Appearances in Media

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Darwinopterus

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***Darwinopterus*** is a genus of pterosaur, discovered in China and named after biologist Charles Darwin. Between 30 and 40 fossil specimens have been identified, all collected from the Tiaojishan Formation, which dates to the middle Jurassic period, 160.89-160.25 Ma ago. The type species, *D. modularis*, was described in February 2010. *D. modularis* was the first known pterosaur to display features of both long-tailed ('rhamphorhynchoid') and short-tailed (pterodactyloid) pterosaurs, and was described as a transitional fossil between the two groups. Two additional species, *D. linglongtaensis* and *D. robustodens*, were described from the same fossil beds in December 2010 and June 2011, respectively.

## History

Darwinopterus has no evidence of being cloned, therefore there is not a way to know if it has.

## Appearances in Media

Darwinopterus, surprisingly enough, only appears in two video games. These games are Jurassic World: The Game, and Jurassic World: Alive.
Tarbosaurus

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***Tarbosaurus*** was a very close relative to the *Tyrannosaurus rex* in size and also the massive skull which is 4 feet long. *Tarbosaurus* was a large dinosaur about 40 feet long and weighed 6 tons. It lived in Southern Mongolia in the late Cretaceous, 67 million years ago. It was one of the last surviving dinosaurs. Research by scientists suggests that *Tarbosaurus* is very close to *T. rex*, but there is debate on whether or not to move the species *T. baatar* to the *Tyrannosaurus* genus. The main noticable differences between the two is that *Tarbosaurus* has a thinner jaw, more heavily serrated teeth, a wider gape, and somewhat weaker bite force than its North American cousin. These are due to Late Cretaceous Asia lacking large amounts of ceratopsians and ankylosaurs that *Tyrannosaurus rex* preyed on, and instead tooth marks show *Tarbosaurus* was optimized for hunting large sauropods.

It is believed that by some paleontologists that *T. rex* is a descendent of *Tarbosaurus* or a sister species to *Tarbosaurus bataar* that migrated from North America to Asia through some sort of "land bridge" that connect the two continents during the Late Cretaceous period (around 70-66 million years ago).

## History

While *Tarbosaurus* does not appear physically in the film, it does appear in a diorama panting where there are two individuals in a background painting.
Dimetrodon

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***Dimetrodon*** was a pelycosaur, one of a number of animals known as Mammal-Like Reptiles (more accurately synapsids) that dominated the Late Permian period. It was a large meat-eater that lived primarily in swampy areas and had a very interesting feature - a large sail on its back. Although often mistaken for a dinosaur, it died out long before dinosaurs evolved and is more closely related to modern mammals.

Unlike other pelycosaurs that did not have fins, *Dimetrodon* was able to warm up in the morning and cool off more efficiently during the heat of the day due to its sail. This method of controlling its body temperature, along with its large and powerful jaws, gave this predator a distinct advantage over the other large carnivores, making it the dominant land predator. In fact, its ability to warm up faster would have enabled it to catch and eat the slower, non-finned Mammal-Like Reptiles.

*Dimetrodon* is easily distinguished from dinosaurs as its legs were positioned on the side of its body while dinosaurs had their legs under their bodies. Even with this body structure, it was probably a very fast runner. It had a large head with very strong jaws and two types of teeth -sharp fang-like teeth for ripping and tearing in the front and smaller cheek teeth in the back that were designed for shredding the meat.

'Scientists once speculated that *Dimetrodon*'s unique dorsal structure was used as a sail to help the animal swim. Now, however, the more widely accepted explanation is that the spines were involved in regulating body temperature, as blood flowing through the sail could be warmed or cooled more quickly than in the rest of the body.'

## History

Dimetrodon itself doesn't appear in the movies, although a statue of Dimetrodon is seen in Benjamin Lockwood's museum in the Lockwood Manor in Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom. The statue of Dimetrodon has osteoderms like crocodiles, the skin in the sail are more extensive than the original, the head is more box-shaped and lacks the notch the real animal had in the top jaw.