Abelisaurid Theropod candidates for Frontier Developers

[Jurassic Tyrant King]

As it says as in the title this is a list of species Frontier could consider to include into Jurassic world Evolution 2. Carnotaurus and majungasaurus are pretty much the most famous out of all the entire family of Abelisauridae, however I think that at least one or Two additional members of this family are absolutely necessary to make this family feel more flushed out in the game.
Here are the species I would definitely recommend for Frontier to include into the game.

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[DragonNTiger]

Hmm... a lot of these guys are really, really similar... to each other and the animals already in the game. The ones I'd want most of all would be Aucasaurus, Rajasaurus, and Spectrovenator... especially Spectrovenator; it's fairly primitive by Abelisaur standards and the size of a Troodon!

 

[Jurassic Tyrant King]

Hmm... a lot of these guys are really, really similar... to each other and the animals already in the game. The ones I'd want most of all would be Aucasaurus, Rajasaurus, and Spectrovenator... especially Spectrovenator; it's fairly primitive by Abelisaur standards and the size of a Troodon!

I agree, maybe two small abelisaurs would make this game feel more diverse because we already have two large members like Carnotaurus and majungasaurus why not too small ones right.
Skorpiovenator I would definitely want to be a little chunky and heavily built.

Indosuchus would be an awesome lightweight version of Skorpiovenator nearly as agile as the smaller theropods in the game but a fast runner like Carnotaurus.

 

[Paleoguy]

I would think the one with the strongest connection to Jurassic World lore would be Rugops, whose DNA was used to help create the Indominus rex.

 

[Vanguard 1998]

I would think the one with the strongest connection to Jurassic World lore would be Rugops, whose DNA was used to help create the Indominus rex.
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Rugops is definitely a species a lot of people have requested to be added to the game. The only problem with Rugops is it is only known from a partial skull.

As it says as in the title this is a list of species Frontier could consider to include into Jurassic world Evolution 2. Carnotaurus and majungasaurus are pretty much the most famous out of all the entire family of Abelisauridae, however I think that at least one or Two additional members of this family are absolutely necessary to make this family feel more flushed out in the game.
Here are the species I would definitely recommend for Frontier to include into the game.
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Personally, I would recommend Skorpiovenator, Eoabelisaurus, and Aucasaurus
Some other species that could make nice additions include:
Ekrixinatosaurus, A genus of abelisaurid theropod which lived approximately 100 to 97 million years ago during the Late Cretaceous period. Its fossils have been found in Argentina. Before the discovery of Ekrixinatosaurus, Carnotaurus sastrei and Aucasaurus garridoi were the most complete specimens of the abelisauridae family. The remains of Ekrixinatosaurus helped fill in more information about abelisaur anatomy as it contained portions of the skeleton that were previously unknown, unpublished, or poorly preserved in other specimens.

Rajasaurus is a genus of carnivorous abelisaurid theropod dinosaur from the Late Cretaceous of India. The bones were excavated from the Lameta Formation in the Gujarat state of Western India, probably inhabiting what is now the Narmada River Valley. Its name means king lizard. It was featured in the second Planet Dinosaur season.

Spectrovenator, A genus of basal abelisaurid theropod dinosaur that lived during the early Cretaceous period recovered from the Quiricó Formation in Brazil. Its name means ghost hunter because the holotype was unexpectedly found under the holotype of Tapuiasaurus.

Viavenator, A genus of carnivorous abelisaurid theropod discovered in Argentina's Bajo de la Carpa Formation that lived during the late Cretaceous period. Its name means road hunter.

I think it would be nice if the developers considered adding some of the smaller abelisaurid species to the game.