So browsing the forums IÂ’ve noticed thereÂ’s tons of different dinosaur wishlists (I am also guilty), and I would probably assume itÂ’d make it difficult to see which are most favored if they get drowned out right? I mean between the JPOG cult classics and newest discoveries thereÂ’s tons of debate. So I thought IÂ’d compile together some polls about which dinosaurs we want the most since numbers donÂ’t lie! Feel free to discuss the dinosaurs and give your thoughts about why or why not some should make it after casting your votes. IÂ’ll try to offer information about all dinosaurs listed in case they are unknown to you and where theyÂ’d fall in the game.
Please keep on topic, letÂ’s keep it strictly about dinosaur discussion and which weÂ’d like for our Ingen Genome Database. Thanks mates!
Alioramus
Austroraptor
Dromaeosaurus
Liliensternus
Gasosaurus
Guanlong
Herrerasaurus
Eotyrannus
Elaphrosaurus
Sinocalliopteryx
Albertosaurus and Gorgosaurus
Daspletosaurus
Cryolophosaurus
Aucasaurus
Concaventor
Utahraptor
Megalosaurus
Deltadromeus
Acrocanthosaurus
Torvosaurus
Yangchuanosaurus
Mapusaurus
Tyrannotitan
Carcharodontosaurus
Zhuchengtyrannus and Tarbosaurus
Saurophaganax
Rajasaurus
I’ll finish with a part 2 for herbivores, probably without photos since herbivores are generally somewhat more similar than carnivores are. Thanks all who participate! Again feel free to speak up about ones you’d like to see that I missed.
Please keep on topic, letÂ’s keep it strictly about dinosaur discussion and which weÂ’d like for our Ingen Genome Database. Thanks mates!
Alioramus
5-7m Asian Tyrannosaur, narrow snout with a bony nasal crest.
5m South American Dromaeosaur(Raptor), long thin snout presumably used to hunt fish.
2m North American Raptor, namesake for the family.
5-7m German giant Coelophysoid, twin crested like Dilophosaurus.
3.5-4m Chinese Tetanuran, powerful stout hunter
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3m Chinese ancient Tyrannosaur, interesting head crest.
6m primitive carnivore, the largest confirmed Triassic carnivorous dinosaur.
6m primitive Tyrannosaur, very interestingly from Europe.
5-6.2m Ceratosaur, strangely slender and long necked.
2.5m Compsagnathid, the largest of its kind. Perhaps the only way to have a compsagnathid.
8-9m Very closely related agile Tyrannosaurs, horn-like forward eye crests.
9m Older cousin to Tyrannosaurus.
6.5-7.5m Antarctic Ceratosaur, unique head crest and snout.
6.1m Abelisaur, eye ridges and many osteoderms(skin armor).
6m Carcharodontosaur from Spain, strange hip sails.
6-7m Raptor, largest known raptor weighing up to 2 tons.
8m Jurassic predator, one of the first discovered dinosaurs.
8m African Ceratosaur, long legged and built for swift running.
11.9m Carcharodontosaur, high spinal ridge.
10.5m Megalosaur, narrow snouted giant Jurassic predator. http://images.dinosaurpictures.org/Torvosaurus_tanner_DBi_9701.jpg
10.8m Metriacanthosaur, multiple head crests.
12.2m Carcharodontosaur, giant sauropod hunter.
12.2-13m Carcharodontosaur, slender skull compared to its family members.
13-14m predator, namesake of the family and powerhouse of Cretaceous Africa.
12m Apex Asian Tyrannosaurs, similar to Tyrannosaurus.
13m Allosaur, Apex of the late Jurassic.
11m Abelisaur, strange hornlike crest.
