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Dinosaurs are the bone structure of Jurassic Park. They are why Jurassic Park is famous worldwide. When someone mentions dinosaurs they at least say something about JP. There are 7 species of dinosaur featured in the film. ABout 244 of 15 species are mentioned in the novel. The dinosaurs are created using DNA cloning methods. This will be explained in good time. The dinosaurs once lived in the Mesovic Era. During the Triassic, Jurassic and Cretaceous the dinosaurs ruled. The dinosaurs in the Visitor Center lobby is Tyrannosaurus Rex and Alamosaurus. The film features well,

  1. Tyrannosaurs

  2. Triceratops

  3. Velociraptors

  4. Dilophosaurs

  5. Parasaurs

  6. Brachiosaurs

  7. Gallimimus

The novel features

  1. Tyrannosaurs

  2. Triceratops

  3. Velociraptors

  4. Dilophosaurs

  5. Parasaurs

  6. Brachiosaurs

  7. Stegosaurs

This page is about the dinosaurs from Jurassic Park. It has only the dinosaurs from Jurassic Park books, film, games and toy line, also merchadise.

Key:

All JP: Means it has appeared in all JP books, the film, all games and the toy line.

Book: Means it was in a Jurassic Park book (The novel by Michael Crichton or a story book based on the film).

Film: Means it appeared in the Jurassic Park motion Picture (1993).

Toys: Means it was in the JP Toyline (Series 1 & 2).

Games: Means it appeared in a JP Game.

Other: Anything else, ie. Maps, merchandise, pogs, DVD etc

Tyrannosaurus Rex

All JP.

Name Means:"tyrant lizard"

Pronounced:tie - Ran - o - Saw - rus

Diet:Carnivore (Meat-Eater)

Length:40 feet (13 m)

Height:16 feet (5 m)

Weight:6 tons (6,000 kilos)

Time:Late Cretaceous - 67 MYA

Location:Northern North America, Central Asia


Velociraptor Mongoliensis

All JP.

Name Means:"swift robber"

Pronounced: vel - Os - ih - Rap - tor

Diet: Carnivore (Meat-Eater)

Length:6 feet (3 m)

Height:2 feet (.7 m)

Weight:60 lbs. (25 kilos)

Time:Late Cretaceous - 67 mya

Location:Central Asia


Triceratops Horridus

Name Means:"three horn face"

Pronounced:try - Sair - o - tops

Diet:Herbivore (Plant-Eater)

Length:28 feet (9 m)

Height:8 feet (2.7 m)

Weight:7 tons (12,000 kilos)

Time:Late Cretaceous - 65 MYA

Location:Western U.S., Southwest Canada


 


 
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