The Missing Species in JWE2, by The Amber Mines.

Jurassic Tyrant King · Mar 31, 2023

I really like how he categorized so many of the species from the Jurassic Park the Jurassic world eras from the lore that are missing from the game, but I have to say I'm very impressed with this video I'm not really sure if any of these species will appear but I'm pretty sure that some of them might be included in a JP 30th Anniversary DLC celebrating the franchise as a whole. 44 Missing Species-Technically 45 (Concavenator).

Source: https://youtu.be/dCIDhK9Ozag

Although he is missing the concavenator because Frontier added the Draco Rex and the Draco Rex was seen in Fallen Kingdom as a stuffed animal prop as was Diplodocus babies in the Lockwood Manor so there's a good chance that they could add this Species as the most attractive theropod in a 30th anniversary DLC.

My Guess Roster for a Jurassic Park 30th anniversary DLC: Watch the Video.
Concavenator
Hadrosaurus
Microceratus
Mussaurus

The Carcharodontogenius · Mar 31, 2023

Jurassic Tyrant King said:
My Guess Roster for a Jurassic Park 30th anniversary DLC: Watch the Video.
Concavenator
Hadrosaurus
Microceratus
Mussaurus

Nice.

DragonNTiger · Apr 1, 2023

Hadrosaurus would be pointless; we know nothing about it and the typical restoration makes it look like an Edmontosaurus clone. If they're gonna use the Lockwood Manor statues as a basis for new animals, I'm pretty sure Mononykus was also on display.

The Carcharodontogenius · Apr 1, 2023

DragonNTiger said:
Hadrosaurus would be pointless; we know nothing about it and the typical restoration makes it look like an Edmontosaurus clone. If they're gonna use the Lockwood Manor statues as a basis for new animals, I'm pretty sure Mononykus was also on display.

I am pretty sure that the Edmontosaurus clone is Anatosaurus.

DragonNTiger · Apr 1, 2023

The Carcharodontogenius said:
I am pretty sure that the Edmontosaurus clone is Anatosaurus.

Anatosaurus, along with Anatotitan, are considered synonymous with Edmontosaurus... they aren't clones, they're the exact same thing. I'm speaking of the manner in which Hadrosaurus is reconstructed; there isn't any major difference between Hadrosaurus and a "normal" Saurolophine reconstruction, like Edmontosaurus... which makes sense since the head shape is usually the most obvious difference between hadrosaurs and we know nothing of what Hadrosaurus's head looked like. Worst case scenario, it'll end up like Nodosaurus; they'll use a better known genre for the reconstruction (in Nodosaurus's case Borealopelta) and slap a different name on it.

The Carcharodontogenius · Apr 2, 2023

DragonNTiger said:
Anatosaurus, along with Anatotitan, are considered synonymous with Edmontosaurus... they aren't clones, they're the exact same thing. I'm speaking of the manner in which Hadrosaurus is reconstructed; there isn't any major difference between Hadrosaurus and a "normal" Saurolophine reconstruction, like Edmontosaurus... which makes sense since the head shape is usually the most obvious difference between hadrosaurs and we know nothing of what Hadrosaurus head looked like. Worst case scenario, it'll end up like Nodosaurus; they'll use a better known genre for the reconstruction (in Nodosaurus case Borealopelta) and slap a different name on it.

OK. But do you think Peloroplites is a Polacanthus clone?

DragonNTiger · Apr 2, 2023

The Carcharodontogenius said:
OK. But do you think Peloroplites is a Polacanthus clone?

Sauropelta actually... the two come from a similar time and place and have a similar build.