#GIGANOTOSAURUS JURASSIC WORLD EVOLUTION FULL#

In all tetanuran theropods, the maxillary teeth terminate in front of the eye = the JWE animals apparently have teeth growing out of their jugals. To accommodate this, the mandibular adductor muscles have been greatly reduced to what they likely were in life. The presence of feather-like structures in Kulindadromeus and Tianyulong would indicate that hadrosaurs were fuzzy = but we know from their 'mummies' that duckbills were 100% scaly.Д«oth the ingame Deinonychus and Velociraptor have teeth on the upper jaw extending underneath their eye sockets. Note that phylogenetic bracketing is not completely reliable for predicting dinosaurian feather distribution.

#GIGANOTOSAURUS JURASSIC WORLD EVOLUTION FULL#

With the exception of Dilophosaurus and Metriacanthosaurus, all the non-coelurosaurs in the game are also well above the size limit where a full feather covering is likely to incur a thermoregulatory penalty in a warm climate. The Tyrannosaurus and Carnotaurus are accurately depicted as featherless (although they may have had some feathers in real life, they wouldn't have had a full covering like many of the aforementioned animals).Д¬eratopsids may have also had tail feathers, but this has been disputed of late, and it seems to be 50/50 whether these are depicted in media.ДЄt present no definitive non-coelurosaurian theropod fossil has been discovered with unequivocal feathering. Most other therapods ( Allosaurus, Ceratosaurus, Dilophosaurus, Baryonx, Suchomimus, Spinosaurus, Giganotosaurus, Carcharodontosaurus, Metriacanthosaurus, and Majungasaurus) should have some kind of feathers, whether it's a full covering of down or some basic quills on the forearms, neck, tail, etc. Most therapods should possess some kind of feathers- the Velociraptor, Deinonychus, Troodon, Gallimimus, Archaeornithimimus, and Struthiomimus should have a full covering of feathers, similar to extant dinosaurs (modern birds). I'm just giving this it's own section because it was easier than commenting on every animal below which needs them.

Finally, it should be noted that some of the below mentioned discoveries occurred after the game started development, or even post-release. It should be noted many of the things below are explained by the dinosaurs being modified with the genes of other organisms. I'll also be sprinkling in bits of commentary/ramblings on other stuff I feel is interesting. I also won't be commenting much on size issues unless I feel they're of particular interest, as others have done that in much more depth than I can. I just thought this might be interesting for those curious (I personally find reading about inaccuracies in paleo-media pretty interesting).ДЄlso, please point out any mistakes I've made in the comments, I'm bound to get something wrong or omit details. The JP/JW dinosaur designs are an important part of the franchise, and I really like most of Frontier's takes on the animals which first appear in this game. I just want to begin this by stating that I don't think these inaccuracies are bad.

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