Dinosaurs Dinosaur Wishlist Mega Thread

[Jurassic Tyrant King]

SAUROPODS DELUXE PACK:

LARGE SAUROPODS:

ALAMOSAURUS

SUPERSAURUS

MEDIUM SIZED SAUROPODS:

AMPELOSAURUS

DIAMANTINASAURUS

SMALL SIZED SAUROPODS:

AMARGASAURUS

SHUNOSAURUS

BRACHYTRACHELOPAN

 

[megalosauroidjack]

BIOME BASED DINOSAUR PACKS

ARCTIC DINOSAUR PACK
PACHYRHINOSAURUS
a very social centrosaurine dinosaur that inhabited the cretaceous Alaska and Canada. it can be found in the prince creek formation, the wapiti formation and in the horseshoe canyon.

LEAELLYNASAURA
a small ornithischian dinosaur that provides a tail long three time its body and large eyes, that inhabited the early cretaceous Australia, which at that time was in the antarctic circle. it can be found in the dinosaur cove.

CRYOLOPHOSAURUS
a medium-sized theropod with a beautiful but bizarre crest on its head, that lived in the antarctic forests of early Jurassic Antarctica. it can be found in the Hanson formation

WETLAND DINOSAUR PACK
LURDUSAURUS
lurdusaurus is a hippo-like ornithopod that had an aquatic or semiaquatic lifestyle. it can be found in the tagame beds.

KOREACERATOPS
koreaceratops is a little ceratopsian which neural spines on its caudal vertebrae are taller than other ceratopsians, a feature that could lead to an adaptation for swimming. it can be excavated in the lower tando beds.

AUSTRORAPTOR
austroraptor is one of the largest dromaeosaurid, distinguishable by its long snout filled with spinosaurid-like teeth that suggests a diet made up of fish.it can be found in the allen formation.

GRASSLAND DINOSAUR PACK
ABELISAURUS
abelisaurus is a medium carnivore discovered in the Anacleto formation, it was the apex predator of its environment.

DIAMANTINASAURUS
diamantinasaurus was a titanosaurian sauropod that lived in the early cretaceous Australia. it's thought that, like some titanosaurs and other sauropods, its body was covered with osteoderms. it can be found in the winton formation.

SALTASAURUS
saltasaurus is a small sauropod with a heavily built body covered in osteoderms and a relatively short neck. it can be excavated in the lecho formation and in the allen formation.

 

[Paleoguy]

We need more Dromaeosaurs in the game.


Dromaeosaurus

Utahraptor

 

[trex100]

hey here is a list of Jurassic dinosaurs

alcovasaurus a stegosaur from late Jurassic in Morrison formation in Wyoming in USA in 1914

atlantosaurus a sauropod from late Jurassic in Morrison formation in Colorado in USA in 1877 i don't know if its a real dinosaur because the wiki page said dubious not the list
so bare with me

atlasaurus from the middle Jurassic in north america in 1999

australodocus a saurapod from the late Jurassic in Tanzania in Africa in 2007

aviatyrannis a tyranosaur from late Jurassic in Portugal in Europe in 2003

aorun from late Jurassic in 2006 published in 1013

arcusaurus from early Jurassic in south america in 2011

asfaltovenator a allosaur from middle Jurassic in canadon asfalto formation Argentina

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[EmmanuelPotatos]

Pteranodons for normal gameplay. They would require the unlock of aviary by divisions and then the research and finding of the fossil but, they are really cool dinos and it's sad to see them like a DLC only Dino

 

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SMALL CARNIVORE PACK

ADASAURUS

AVIMIMUS

PODOKESAURUS

MEGAPNOSAURUS

 

[jfraatz]

I could think of many but at the current moment one sticks out in particular: Hypsilophodon

I have several reasons as to why:


1.) There is a sort of unspoken set of iconic "archetypal dinosaurs," that Hypsilophodon is on. What I mean by this is as follows: When you think of ceratopsians for example, many names come to mind, but Triceratops is the one that sticks out as feeling like it "needs to be there" as permanently representative of the whole group. Well when I was younger I thought of which dinosaurs are like this, (like how Triceratops is to the ceratopsians or how T. rex is to the large carnivores), and I arrived at 12 names. Eleven of them are currently in the game. Hypsilophodon, (representing the small ornithopod "archetype" -there's a reason back in the day why all small ornithopods were "hypsilophodonts") is the only one remaining that is not in the game. I'm hoping it can be added to complete this list.

2.) It's book canon. In the Lost World novel Sarah Harding sees hypsilophodons being chased by velociraptors when she first arrives on Isla Sorna.

3.) JWE needs more small ornithopods and is severely lacking in this category. Homalocephale is a pachycephalosaurid making it a marginocephale not an ornithopod. We have lots of dinosaurs from almost every other category conceivable EXCEPT the small ornithopods and this needs to be fixed. Currently the ONLY small ornithopod in game is the Dryosaurus, while there are numerous animals in almost every other category. Hypsilophodon being the most iconic of the group would be perfect to help flesh out this mostly overlooked category.

These are my reasons and I would pay extra $$$ for a DLC with a Hypsilophodon in it. What do you think? If you agree, speak out.

 

[Hotchpotchsoup]

I could think of many but at the current moment one sticks out in particular: Hypsilophodon

I have several reasons as to why:


1.) There is a sort of unspoken set of iconic "archetypal dinosaurs," that Hypsilophodon is on. What I mean by this is as follows: When you think of ceratopsians for example, many names come to mind, but Triceratops is the one that sticks out as feeling like it "needs to be there" as permanently representative of the whole group. Well when I was younger I thought of which dinosaurs are like this, (like how Triceratops is to the ceratopsians or how T. rex is to the large carnivores), and I arrived at 12 names. Eleven of them are currently in the game. Hypsilophodon, (representing the small ornithopod "archetype" -there's a reason back in the day why all small ornithopods were "hypsilophodonts") is the only one remaining that is not in the game. I'm hoping it can be added to complete this list.

2.) It's book canon. In the Lost World novel Sarah Harding sees hypsilophodons being chased by velociraptors when she first arrives on Isla Sorna.

3.) JWE needs more small ornithopods and is severely lacking in this category. Homalocephale is a pachycephalosaurid making it a marginocephale not an ornithopod. We have lots of dinosaurs from almost every other category conceivable EXCEPT the small ornithopods and this needs to be fixed. Currently the ONLY small ornithopod in game is the Dryosaurus, while there are numerous animals in almost every other category. Hypsilophodon being the most iconic of the group would be perfect to help flesh out this mostly overlooked category.

These are my reasons and I would pay extra $$$ for a DLC with a Hypsilophodon in it. What do you think? If you agree, speak out.

We also lack the "oviraptor archetype" and I'd also love to see some crocodilians... though it's not exactly a dinosaur... but neither is pteranodons, dimetrodons and mosasaurus, and you do see them in the movies.

The Therizinosaurus "archetype" would also be nice to see, and that huge and supposedly flightless azhdarchid nicknamed "Dracula" that was recently discovered in transylvania.

Would look great to see this bizarre thing wander about in a paddock.

 

[Paleoguy]

We need Asian Tyrannosaurs

 

[Mickey Megafauna]

We need Asian Tyrannosaurs

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Sinotyrannus? That’s definitely an oddball. Just when you think you know everything about T-Rex.

 

[Jurassic Tyrant King]

Ultimate CARNIVORE pack idea: $8.99 U.S

TORVOSAURUS

CRYOLOPHOSAURUS

SINOSAURUS

AUSTROLOVENATOR

AUSTRORAPTOR

ALIORAMUS

QIANZHOUSAURUS

RUGOPS

ICHTHYOVENATOR

CONCAVENATOR

we need more flavor for the carnivore roster in Jurassic world Evolution and I think this would satisfy everybody's attention for this particular group of theropods.

 

[Jurassic Tyrant King]

Ultimate HERBIVORE Pack idea: $8.99 U.S

THERIZINOSAURUS

PACHYRHINOSAURUS

MIRAGAIA

LAMBEOSAURUS

HADROSAURUS

AMARGASAURUS

PLATEOSAURUS

EDMONTONIA

DIABLOCERATOPS

AMPELOSAURUS

 

[VSSEMike]

What about these dinosaur packs?

Mongolia Dinosaur Pack
1. Oviraptor: Djadokhta Formation
2. Therizinosaurus: Nemegt Formation
3. Saichania: Nemegt Formation

Alberta Dinosaur Pack
1. Emontonia: Lance Formation, Two-Medicine Formation, Horseshoe Canyon Formation, Dinosaur Park Formation
2. Lambeosaurus: Dinosaur Park Formation
3. Stegoceras: Kirtland Formation, Dinosaur Park Formation

 

[stefffff]

ok so i looked through all of the pages and collected overall all mentioned dinosaurs from you guys
Herbivores

• Hadrosauridae
  • Acristavus
  • Adelolophus
  • Amurosaurus
  • Anatotitan
  • Gryposaurus
  • Hadrosaurus
  • Kritosaurus
  • Lambeosaurus
  • Magnapaulia
  • Nipponosaurus
  • Prosaurolophus
  • Saurolophus
  • Shantungosaurus
  • Shantungosaurus
  • Telmatosaurus
  • Tethyshadros
• Iguanodontidae
  
  • Altirhinus
  • Lurdusaurus
  • Macrogryphosaurus
  • Tenontosaurus
• Sauropoda
  • Adamantisaurus
  • Aegyptosaurus
  • Agustinia
  • Alamosaurus
  • Amargasaurus
  • Ampelosaurus
  • Antarctosaurus
  • Argentinosaurus
  • Bajadasaurus
  • Barosaurus
  • Borealosaurus
  • Brachytrachelopan
  • Brontosaurus
  • Cetiosaurus
  • Cetiosaurus
  • Diamantinasaurus
  • Dicraeosaurus
  • Dinheirosaurus
  • Efraasia
  • Europasaurus
  • GiraffatitanIsisaurus
  • Lessemsaurus
  • Lufengosaurus
  • Lufengosaurus
  • Lusotitan
  • Magyarosaurus
  • Massospondylus
  • Mussaurus
  • Paralititan
  • Patagosaurus
  • Patagotitan
  • Plateosaurus
  • Rhoetosaurussaltasaurus
  • Sauroposeidon
  • Seismosaurus
  • Shunosaurus
  • Supersaurus
  • Titanosaurus
  • Unaysaurus
• Ankylosauridae
  • Acanthopholis
  • Crichtonpelta
  • Edmontonia
  • Gastonia
  • Hylaeosaurus
  • MinmiMinmi
  • Mymoorapelta
  • Panoplosaurus
  • Peloroplites
  • Pinacosaurus
  • Saichania
  • Talarurus
  • Ziapelta
  • Zuul
• Pachycephalosauridae
  • Acrotholus
  • Prenocephale
  • Stenopelix
  • Wannanosaurus
• Stegosauridae
  • Chialingosaurus
  • Dacentrurus
  • Hesperosaurus
  • Lexovisaurus
  • Miragaia
  • Tuojiangosaurus
  • Wuerhosaurus
• Ceratopsidae
  • Achelousaurus
  • Agujaceratops
  • Anchiceratops
  • Centrosaurus
  • Coahuilaceratops
  • Diabloceratops
  • Einiosaurus
  • Koreaceratops
  • Kosmoceratops
  • Leptoceratops
  • Pachyrhinosaurus
  • Protoceratops
  • Psittacosaurus
  • Rubeosaurus
  • Titanoceratops
• Dryosauridae
  • Callovosaurus
• Massospondylidae
  • Glacialisaurus
• Camptosauridae
  • Camptosaurus
• Scelidosauridae
  • Scelidosaurus
• Kannemeyeriidae
  • Placerias
• Deinocheiridae
  • Deinocheirus
• Hypsilophodontia
  • Hypsilophodon
  • Thescelosaurus
  • Leaellynasaura
• Parksosauridae
  • Orodromeus
  • Zephyrosaurus
• Nanosauridae
  • Nanosaurus
• Neornithischia
  • Kulindadromeus
• Therizinosauridae
  • Alxasaurus
  • Beipiaosaurus
  • Erlikosaurus
  • Segnosaurus
  • Therizinosaurus
  • Nothronychus
• others
  • Pisanosaurus
  • Lesothosaurus
  • Jeholosaurus
  • Atlascopcosaurus
  • Morrosaurus

Herbivores

• Tetanurae
  • Sinosaurus
  • Cryolophosaurus
  • Monolophosaurus
  • Chilesaurus
  • Bahariasaurus
  • Becklespinax
• Dilophosauridae
  • Dracovenator
• Tyrannoraptora
  • Ornitholestes
  • Tyrannosauroidea
    • Dilong
    • Tyrannosauridae
      • Alioramus
      • Daspletosaurus
      • Dryptosaurus
      • Gorgosaurus
      • Kileskus
      • Lythronax
      • Nanotyrannus
      • Qianzhousaurus
      • Tarbosaurus
      • Teratophoneus
      • Yutyrannus
      • Guanlong
      • Teratophoneus
      • Nanuqsaurus
    • Proceratosauridae
      • Proceratosaurus
  • Compsognathidae
    • Sinosauropteryx
• Carcharodontosauridae
  • Tyrannotitan
  • Mapusaurus
  • Shaochilong
• Megaraptoridae
  • Megaraptor
  • Australovenator
• Allosauroidea
  • Sinraptoridae
    • Yangchuanosaurus
  • Neovenatoridae
    • Neovenator
  • Allosauroidea
    • Saurophaganax
    • Concavenator
    • Aerosteon
• Abelisauroidea
  • Abelisauridae
    • Abelisaurus
    • Masiakasaurus
    • Rajasaurus
    • Rugops
    • Skorpiovenator
  • Noasauridae
    • Masiakasaurus
• Megalosauridae
  • Megalosaurus
  • Torvosaurus
  • Eustreptospondylus
• Proterosuchidae
  • Proterosuchus
  • Archosaurus
  • Chasmatosuchus
• Oviraptoridae
  • Gigantoraptor
  • Oviraptor
• Dromaeosauridae
  • Adasaurus
  • Utahraptor
  • Austroraptor
  • Dakotaraptor
  • Acheroraptor
  • Dromaeosaurus
  • Achillobator
  • Sinornithosaurus
  • Pyroraptor
• Caenagnathidae
  • Anzu wyliei
• Avimimidae
  • Avimimus
• Coelophysoidea
  • Sarcosaurus
  • Coelophysidae
    • Coelophysis
    • Liliensternus
    • Megapnosaurus
    • Zupaysaurus
  • Podokesauridae
    • Podokesaurus
• Coeluridae
  • Coelurus
• Alvarezsauridae
  • Achillesaurus
  • Albertonykus
  • Mononykus
• Ornithomimosauria
  • Pelecanimimus
• Spinosauridae
  • Ichthyovenator
  • Irritator
  • Altispinax
  • Ostafrikasaurus
  • Oxalaia

fyling Reptiles

• Cearadactylus
• Darwinopterus
• Dimorphodon
• Dsungaripterus
• Istiodactylus
• Jeholopterus
• Nyctosaurus
• Ornithoceirus
• Ornithocherus
• Pterodaustro
• Quetzalcoatlus
• Rhamphorynchus
• Thalasmodromeus
• Tropeognathus
• Tupandactylus
• Tupuxara
• Zhejiangopterus

Crocodiles

• Deinosuchus
• Fasolasuchus
• Gryposuchus
• Kaprosuchus
• Laganosuchus
• mourasuchus
• prestosuchus
• Purusaurus
• Razanandrongobe
• Sarcosuchus

Karbon Animals

• Arthropleura
• Pulmonoscorpius
• Brontoscorpio
• Pederpes

Perm Animals

• Dimetrodon
• Moschops
• Gorgonopsia
• EryopsInostrancevia
• Prionosuchus
• DiadectesIvantosaurus
• Estemmenosuchus
• Edaphosaurus

others, Mammals, older/younger than dinos, Turtle/frogs/others, Cenozoic, Eocene, Pleistocene, Paleocene etc:
Archelon Beelzebufo Koolasuchus Meiolania Megalochelys atlas Meiolania DinocephalosaurusAmerican Lion Andrewsarchus Arctodus Brontotherium Camelops Columbian Mammoth Diprotodon Doedicarus Elasmotherium Entelodont Eremotherium Gastornis Giant Bison Glyptodon Hyaenodon Kelenken Macrauchenia Mammoth Megalania Megaloceras Megatherium Paraceratherium Phorusrachus Phorusrhacos Sarkastodon Short Face Bear Sivatherium Smilodon Thylacoleo Titanis Titanobao Woolly Mammoth Woolly RhinoPalaeophis Megalania Gigantophis Glyptodon

i tried to give those animals kinda a category-system with their families, but i just trusted Wikipedia here, so there are probably some mistakes or so, for other i couldnt find a real super-family and didnt wanted to invest more time on researching then needed

 

[Hotchpotchsoup]

ok so i looked through all of the pages and collected overall all mentioned dinosaurs from you guys
Herbivores

• Hadrosauridae
  • Acristavus
  • Adelolophus
  • Amurosaurus
  • Anatotitan
  • Gryposaurus
  • Hadrosaurus
  • Kritosaurus
  • Lambeosaurus
  • Magnapaulia
  • Nipponosaurus
  • Prosaurolophus
  • Saurolophus
  • Shantungosaurus
  • Shantungosaurus
  • Telmatosaurus
  • Tethyshadros
• Iguanodontidae
  
  • Altirhinus
  • Lurdusaurus
  • Macrogryphosaurus
  • Tenontosaurus
• Sauropoda
  • Adamantisaurus
  • Aegyptosaurus
  • Agustinia
  • Alamosaurus
  • Amargasaurus
  • Ampelosaurus
  • Antarctosaurus
  • Argentinosaurus
  • Bajadasaurus
  • Barosaurus
  • Borealosaurus
  • Brachytrachelopan
  • Brontosaurus
  • Cetiosaurus
  • Cetiosaurus
  • Diamantinasaurus
  • Dicraeosaurus
  • Dinheirosaurus
  • Efraasia
  • Europasaurus
  • GiraffatitanIsisaurus
  • Lessemsaurus
  • Lufengosaurus
  • Lufengosaurus
  • Lusotitan
  • Magyarosaurus
  • Massospondylus
  • Mussaurus
  • Paralititan
  • Patagosaurus
  • Patagotitan
  • Plateosaurus
  • Rhoetosaurussaltasaurus
  • Sauroposeidon
  • Seismosaurus
  • Shunosaurus
  • Supersaurus
  • Titanosaurus
  • Unaysaurus
• Ankylosauridae
  • Acanthopholis
  • Crichtonpelta
  • Edmontonia
  • Gastonia
  • Hylaeosaurus
  • MinmiMinmi
  • Mymoorapelta
  • Panoplosaurus
  • Peloroplites
  • Pinacosaurus
  • Saichania
  • Talarurus
  • Ziapelta
  • Zuul
• Pachycephalosauridae
  • Acrotholus
  • Prenocephale
  • Stenopelix
  • Wannanosaurus
• Stegosauridae
  • Chialingosaurus
  • Dacentrurus
  • Hesperosaurus
  • Lexovisaurus
  • Miragaia
  • Tuojiangosaurus
  • Wuerhosaurus
• Ceratopsidae
  • Achelousaurus
  • Agujaceratops
  • Anchiceratops
  • Centrosaurus
  • Coahuilaceratops
  • Diabloceratops
  • Einiosaurus
  • Koreaceratops
  • Kosmoceratops
  • Leptoceratops
  • Pachyrhinosaurus
  • Protoceratops
  • Psittacosaurus
  • Rubeosaurus
  • Titanoceratops
• Dryosauridae
  • Callovosaurus
• Massospondylidae
  • Glacialisaurus
• Camptosauridae
  • Camptosaurus
• Scelidosauridae
  • Scelidosaurus
• Kannemeyeriidae
  • Placerias
• Deinocheiridae
  • Deinocheirus
• Hypsilophodontia
  • Hypsilophodon
  • Thescelosaurus
  • Leaellynasaura
• Parksosauridae
  • Orodromeus
  • Zephyrosaurus
• Nanosauridae
  • Nanosaurus
• Neornithischia
  • Kulindadromeus
• Therizinosauridae
  • Alxasaurus
  • Beipiaosaurus
  • Erlikosaurus
  • Segnosaurus
  • Therizinosaurus
  • Nothronychus
• others
  • Pisanosaurus
  • Lesothosaurus
  • Jeholosaurus
  • Atlascopcosaurus
  • Morrosaurus

Herbivores

• Tetanurae
  • Sinosaurus
  • Cryolophosaurus
  • Monolophosaurus
  • Chilesaurus
  • Bahariasaurus
  • Becklespinax
• Dilophosauridae
  • Dracovenator
• Tyrannoraptora
  • Ornitholestes
  • Tyrannosauroidea
    • Dilong
    • Tyrannosauridae
      • Alioramus
      • Daspletosaurus
      • Dryptosaurus
      • Gorgosaurus
      • Kileskus
      • Lythronax
      • Nanotyrannus
      • Qianzhousaurus
      • Tarbosaurus
      • Teratophoneus
      • Yutyrannus
      • Guanlong
      • Teratophoneus
      • Nanuqsaurus
    • Proceratosauridae
      • Proceratosaurus
  • Compsognathidae
    • Sinosauropteryx
• Carcharodontosauridae
  • Tyrannotitan
  • Mapusaurus
  • Shaochilong
• Megaraptoridae
  • Megaraptor
  • Australovenator
• Allosauroidea
  • Sinraptoridae
    • Yangchuanosaurus
  • Neovenatoridae
    • Neovenator
  • Allosauroidea
    • Saurophaganax
    • Concavenator
    • Aerosteon
• Abelisauroidea
  • Abelisauridae
    • Abelisaurus
    • Masiakasaurus
    • Rajasaurus
    • Rugops
    • Skorpiovenator
  • Noasauridae
    • Masiakasaurus
• Megalosauridae
  • Megalosaurus
  • Torvosaurus
  • Eustreptospondylus
• Proterosuchidae
  • Proterosuchus
  • Archosaurus
  • Chasmatosuchus
• Oviraptoridae
  • Gigantoraptor
  • Oviraptor
• Dromaeosauridae
  • Adasaurus
  • Utahraptor
  • Austroraptor
  • Dakotaraptor
  • Acheroraptor
  • Dromaeosaurus
  • Achillobator
  • Sinornithosaurus
  • Pyroraptor
• Caenagnathidae
  • Anzu wyliei
• Avimimidae
  • Avimimus
• Coelophysoidea
  • Sarcosaurus
  • Coelophysidae
    • Coelophysis
    • Liliensternus
    • Megapnosaurus
    • Zupaysaurus
  • Podokesauridae
    • Podokesaurus
• Coeluridae
  • Coelurus
• Alvarezsauridae
  • Achillesaurus
  • Albertonykus
  • Mononykus
• Ornithomimosauria
  • Pelecanimimus
• Spinosauridae
  • Ichthyovenator
  • Irritator
  • Altispinax
  • Ostafrikasaurus
  • Oxalaia

fyling Reptiles

• Cearadactylus
• Darwinopterus
• Dimorphodon
• Dsungaripterus
• Istiodactylus
• Jeholopterus
• Nyctosaurus
• Ornithoceirus
• Ornithocherus
• Pterodaustro
• Quetzalcoatlus
• Rhamphorynchus
• Thalasmodromeus
• Tropeognathus
• Tupandactylus
• Tupuxara
• Zhejiangopterus

Crocodiles

• Deinosuchus
• Fasolasuchus
• Gryposuchus
• Kaprosuchus
• Laganosuchus
• mourasuchus
• prestosuchus
• Purusaurus
• Razanandrongobe
• Sarcosuchus

Karbon Animals

• Arthropleura
• Pulmonoscorpius
• Brontoscorpio
• Pederpes

Perm Animals

• Dimetrodon
• Moschops
• Gorgonopsia
• EryopsInostrancevia
• Prionosuchus
• DiadectesIvantosaurus
• Estemmenosuchus
• Edaphosaurus

others, Mammals, older/younger than dinos, Turtle/frogs/others, Cenozoic, Eocene, Pleistocene, Paleocene etc:
Archelon Beelzebufo Koolasuchus Meiolania Megalochelys atlas Meiolania DinocephalosaurusAmerican Lion Andrewsarchus Arctodus Brontotherium Camelops Columbian Mammoth Diprotodon Doedicarus Elasmotherium Entelodont Eremotherium Gastornis Giant Bison Glyptodon Hyaenodon Kelenken Macrauchenia Mammoth Megalania Megaloceras Megatherium Paraceratherium Phorusrachus Phorusrhacos Sarkastodon Short Face Bear Sivatherium Smilodon Thylacoleo Titanis Titanobao Woolly Mammoth Woolly RhinoPalaeophis Megalania Gigantophis Glyptodon

i tried to give those animals kinda a category-system with their families, but i just trusted Wikipedia here, so there are probably some mistakes or so, for other i couldnt find a real super-family and didnt wanted to invest more time on researching then needed

I'm very impressed, but you seem to have missed one dinosaur and one non-flying pterasaurid that i mentioned.

Sinotyrannus - (tyrannosauridae)

"Dracula" - (Transylvanian non-flying azhdarchidae, recently discovered)

EDIT: Realized now that some of my choices must've been deemed unqualified for the list, maybe... and thus not really "missed".

 

[stefffff]

i must admit, idk why i forgot the two because i can clearly remember your post especially the Dracula. probably bcz i added the flying stuff later to my list, idk

 

[VSSEMike]

ok so i looked through all of the pages and collected overall all mentioned dinosaurs from you guys
Herbivores

• Hadrosauridae
  • Acristavus
  • Adelolophus
  • Amurosaurus
  • Anatotitan
  • Gryposaurus
  • Hadrosaurus
  • Kritosaurus
  • Lambeosaurus
  • Magnapaulia
  • Nipponosaurus
  • Prosaurolophus
  • Saurolophus
  • Shantungosaurus
  • Shantungosaurus
  • Telmatosaurus
  • Tethyshadros
• Iguanodontidae
  
  • Altirhinus
  • Lurdusaurus
  • Macrogryphosaurus
  • Tenontosaurus
• Sauropoda
  • Adamantisaurus
  • Aegyptosaurus
  • Agustinia
  • Alamosaurus
  • Amargasaurus
  • Ampelosaurus
  • Antarctosaurus
  • Argentinosaurus
  • Bajadasaurus
  • Barosaurus
  • Borealosaurus
  • Brachytrachelopan
  • Brontosaurus
  • Cetiosaurus
  • Cetiosaurus
  • Diamantinasaurus
  • Dicraeosaurus
  • Dinheirosaurus
  • Efraasia
  • Europasaurus
  • GiraffatitanIsisaurus
  • Lessemsaurus
  • Lufengosaurus
  • Lufengosaurus
  • Lusotitan
  • Magyarosaurus
  • Massospondylus
  • Mussaurus
  • Paralititan
  • Patagosaurus
  • Patagotitan
  • Plateosaurus
  • Rhoetosaurussaltasaurus
  • Sauroposeidon
  • Seismosaurus
  • Shunosaurus
  • Supersaurus
  • Titanosaurus
  • Unaysaurus
• Ankylosauridae
  • Acanthopholis
  • Crichtonpelta
  • Edmontonia
  • Gastonia
  • Hylaeosaurus
  • MinmiMinmi
  • Mymoorapelta
  • Panoplosaurus
  • Peloroplites
  • Pinacosaurus
  • Saichania
  • Talarurus
  • Ziapelta
  • Zuul
• Pachycephalosauridae
  • Acrotholus
  • Prenocephale
  • Stenopelix
  • Wannanosaurus
• Stegosauridae
  • Chialingosaurus
  • Dacentrurus
  • Hesperosaurus
  • Lexovisaurus
  • Miragaia
  • Tuojiangosaurus
  • Wuerhosaurus
• Ceratopsidae
  • Achelousaurus
  • Agujaceratops
  • Anchiceratops
  • Centrosaurus
  • Coahuilaceratops
  • Diabloceratops
  • Einiosaurus
  • Koreaceratops
  • Kosmoceratops
  • Leptoceratops
  • Pachyrhinosaurus
  • Protoceratops
  • Psittacosaurus
  • Rubeosaurus
  • Titanoceratops
• Dryosauridae
  • Callovosaurus
• Massospondylidae
  • Glacialisaurus
• Camptosauridae
  • Camptosaurus
• Scelidosauridae
  • Scelidosaurus
• Kannemeyeriidae
  • Placerias
• Deinocheiridae
  • Deinocheirus
• Hypsilophodontia
  • Hypsilophodon
  • Thescelosaurus
  • Leaellynasaura
• Parksosauridae
  • Orodromeus
  • Zephyrosaurus
• Nanosauridae
  • Nanosaurus
• Neornithischia
  • Kulindadromeus
• Therizinosauridae
  • Alxasaurus
  • Beipiaosaurus
  • Erlikosaurus
  • Segnosaurus
  • Therizinosaurus
  • Nothronychus
• others
  • Pisanosaurus
  • Lesothosaurus
  • Jeholosaurus
  • Atlascopcosaurus
  • Morrosaurus

Herbivores

• Tetanurae
  • Sinosaurus
  • Cryolophosaurus
  • Monolophosaurus
  • Chilesaurus
  • Bahariasaurus
  • Becklespinax
• Dilophosauridae
  • Dracovenator
• Tyrannoraptora
  • Ornitholestes
  • Tyrannosauroidea
    • Dilong
    • Tyrannosauridae
      • Alioramus
      • Daspletosaurus
      • Dryptosaurus
      • Gorgosaurus
      • Kileskus
      • Lythronax
      • Nanotyrannus
      • Qianzhousaurus
      • Tarbosaurus
      • Teratophoneus
      • Yutyrannus
      • Guanlong
      • Teratophoneus
      • Nanuqsaurus
    • Proceratosauridae
      • Proceratosaurus
  • Compsognathidae
    • Sinosauropteryx
• Carcharodontosauridae
  • Tyrannotitan
  • Mapusaurus
  • Shaochilong
• Megaraptoridae
  • Megaraptor
  • Australovenator
• Allosauroidea
  • Sinraptoridae
    • Yangchuanosaurus
  • Neovenatoridae
    • Neovenator
  • Allosauroidea
    • Saurophaganax
    • Concavenator
    • Aerosteon
• Abelisauroidea
  • Abelisauridae
    • Abelisaurus
    • Masiakasaurus
    • Rajasaurus
    • Rugops
    • Skorpiovenator
  • Noasauridae
    • Masiakasaurus
• Megalosauridae
  • Megalosaurus
  • Torvosaurus
  • Eustreptospondylus
• Proterosuchidae
  • Proterosuchus
  • Archosaurus
  • Chasmatosuchus
• Oviraptoridae
  • Gigantoraptor
  • Oviraptor
• Dromaeosauridae
  • Adasaurus
  • Utahraptor
  • Austroraptor
  • Dakotaraptor
  • Acheroraptor
  • Dromaeosaurus
  • Achillobator
  • Sinornithosaurus
  • Pyroraptor
• Caenagnathidae
  • Anzu wyliei
• Avimimidae
  • Avimimus
• Coelophysoidea
  • Sarcosaurus
  • Coelophysidae
    • Coelophysis
    • Liliensternus
    • Megapnosaurus
    • Zupaysaurus
  • Podokesauridae
    • Podokesaurus
• Coeluridae
  • Coelurus
• Alvarezsauridae
  • Achillesaurus
  • Albertonykus
  • Mononykus
• Ornithomimosauria
  • Pelecanimimus
• Spinosauridae
  • Ichthyovenator
  • Irritator
  • Altispinax
  • Ostafrikasaurus
  • Oxalaia

fyling Reptiles

• Cearadactylus
• Darwinopterus
• Dimorphodon
• Dsungaripterus
• Istiodactylus
• Jeholopterus
• Nyctosaurus
• Ornithoceirus
• Ornithocherus
• Pterodaustro
• Quetzalcoatlus
• Rhamphorynchus
• Thalasmodromeus
• Tropeognathus
• Tupandactylus
• Tupuxara
• Zhejiangopterus

Crocodiles

• Deinosuchus
• Fasolasuchus
• Gryposuchus
• Kaprosuchus
• Laganosuchus
• mourasuchus
• prestosuchus
• Purusaurus
• Razanandrongobe
• Sarcosuchus

Karbon Animals

• Arthropleura
• Pulmonoscorpius
• Brontoscorpio
• Pederpes

Perm Animals

• Dimetrodon
• Moschops
• Gorgonopsia
• EryopsInostrancevia
• Prionosuchus
• DiadectesIvantosaurus
• Estemmenosuchus
• Edaphosaurus

others, Mammals, older/younger than dinos, Turtle/frogs/others, Cenozoic, Eocene, Pleistocene, Paleocene etc:
Archelon Beelzebufo Koolasuchus Meiolania Megalochelys atlas Meiolania DinocephalosaurusAmerican Lion Andrewsarchus Arctodus Brontotherium Camelops Columbian Mammoth Diprotodon Doedicarus Elasmotherium Entelodont Eremotherium Gastornis Giant Bison Glyptodon Hyaenodon Kelenken Macrauchenia Mammoth Megalania Megaloceras Megatherium Paraceratherium Phorusrachus Phorusrhacos Sarkastodon Short Face Bear Sivatherium Smilodon Thylacoleo Titanis Titanobao Woolly Mammoth Woolly RhinoPalaeophis Megalania Gigantophis Glyptodon

i tried to give those animals kinda a category-system with their families, but i just trusted Wikipedia here, so there are probably some mistakes or so, for other i couldnt find a real super-family and didnt wanted to invest more time on researching then needed

Proceratosaurus is already added in the Carnivore Dinosaur Pack DLC. Are you forgetting Stegoceras as a pachycephalosaur? Would Quetzalcoatlus be too big for the aviary? What about the dinosaur species that appeared in the novels?

 

[trex100]

hey here is list of ichthyosaur

callawayia from late Triassic in 2000

cartorhynchus from early Triassic in china in 2015

caypullisaurus from late Jurassic to early cretaceous in vaca muerta formation in Argentina in 1997

chacaicosaurus from middle Jurassic in Argentina in 1994

chaohusaurus from early Triassic in chaohu and yuanan in china in 1972

chonesponylus from Triassic in Europe in 1868

cryopterygius from late Jurassic in Spitsbergen in Norway in 2012

cymbospondylus from middle to late Triassic in Nevada in USA in 1868

dearcmhara from jurassic in isle of Skye in scotland in 2015

eretmorhipis from early Triassic in china in 2015

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[JeffersMorning]

These are my top 3. I'd actually love to see them in a Dinosaur pack together.

1. Psittacosaurus
2. Oviraptor
3. Hypsilophodon

Psittacosaurus has appeared in Jurassic Park comics and even had an animatronic on the Universal Studios Jurassic Park ride before it was converted into the Jurassic World ride. While not canon, it does have some presence at least within the JP universe.

Oviraptor is just plain iconic and I would love to see it in game. The skins for it could be amazingly beautiful. If you can find the Oviraptor from the Alphabet of Dinosaurs illustrated by Wayne D. Barlowe, you'll get where I'm coming from.

The Hypsilopodon appeared in both Jurassic Park novels and since we have the Dryosaurus, why not give us another dinosaur from the Hypsilophontid family? Maybe make it a new grouping similar to how Igaunodonts were handled?

And then as far as non-dinosaurs go all I want to see right now are:

1. Mosasaurus
2. Dimorphodon.

 

[VSSEMike]

hey here is list of ichthyosaur

callawayia from late Triassic in 2000

cartorhynchus from early Triassic in china in 2015

caypullisaurus from late Jurassic to early cretaceous in vaca muerta formation in Argentina in 1997

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chacaicosaurus from middle Jurassic in Argentina in 1994

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chaohusaurus from early Triassic in chaohu and yuanan in china in 1972

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chonesponylus from Triassic in Europe in 1868

cryopterygius from late Jurassic in Spitsbergen in Norway in 2012

cymbospondylus from middle to late Triassic in Nevada in USA in 1868

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dearcmhara from jurassic in isle of Skye in scotland in 2015

eretmorhipis from early Triassic in china in 2015

send a like if liked

What about Ichthyosaurus that lived in Early Jurassic? Its fossils were found in Lias Group in Germany and England.