so frontier decided to leave out the 37th dinosaur. this has gotten me quite excited so i started to hunt for clues to cut down the list of potential dinosaurs.
From what ive been told the picture that was excluded from all previews so far was a theropod. That means that we'll likely get another carnivore that sits between Huayangosaurus and Kentrosaurus. It has been confirmed that it is not a hybrid.
Tons of potentially aweseome theropods in that space. Like Icthyovenator and Irritator. And ive checked 10+ other theropods in that naming gap and there are only 2 potential dinosaurs that could show up that fits the current dig sites of JWE. Or rather, fits best.
- Jenghizkan - A synonym for Tarbosaurus.
- Juratyrant - A carnivore found near Oxford Clay, in Kimmeridge Clay.
The Jenghizkan synonym seems to be annulled today, but it still pops up in articles. It might be a way for Frontier to hide away Tarbosaurus until release. The other alternative is Juratyrant. It was not found in Oxford Clay but its probably close enough to be put under it.
I am pretty confident by now that the final dinosaur is a tyrannosaurid.
From what ive been told the picture that was excluded from all previews so far was a theropod. That means that we'll likely get another carnivore that sits between Huayangosaurus and Kentrosaurus. It has been confirmed that it is not a hybrid.
Tons of potentially aweseome theropods in that space. Like Icthyovenator and Irritator. And ive checked 10+ other theropods in that naming gap and there are only 2 potential dinosaurs that could show up that fits the current dig sites of JWE. Or rather, fits best.
- Jenghizkan - A synonym for Tarbosaurus.
- Juratyrant - A carnivore found near Oxford Clay, in Kimmeridge Clay.
The Jenghizkan synonym seems to be annulled today, but it still pops up in articles. It might be a way for Frontier to hide away Tarbosaurus until release. The other alternative is Juratyrant. It was not found in Oxford Clay but its probably close enough to be put under it.
I am pretty confident by now that the final dinosaur is a tyrannosaurid.