Changes: Arthropleura

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Arthropleura is a large extinct millipede that lived from the Late Carbonferious-Early Permian periods. Despite its large size, it was herbivorus.

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Games

Jurassic Park: Builder

Arthropleura can be created in the game in the Glaicer park, even though as a cold-blooded animal that lived in the humid swamp, it would've died in the frozen island off the coast of Patagonia. At first, it could only in the Glacier card packs purchasable by real money. Since April 22nd 2016, it became a DNA tournament limited edition. It is the first terrestrial arthropod to appear in the game. It is portrayed in-game as a carnivore when in reality, it was an herbivore. It uses the Titanoboa animation, even though they are unrelated, and share almost no anatomical similarities.

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 ==Games==
 ===''[[Jurassic Park: Builder]]''===
-''Arthropleura'' can be created in the game. At first, it could only in the Glacier card packs purchasable by real money. Since April 22nd 2016, it became a DNA tournament limited edition. It is the first terrestrial arthropod to appear in the game. It is portrayed in-game as a carnivore when in reality, it was an herbivore. It uses the ''[[Titanoboa]]'' animation, even though they are unrelated, and share almost no anatomical similarities.
+''Arthropleura'' can be created in the game in the Glaicer park, even though as a cold-blooded animal that lived in the humid swamp, it would've died in the frozen island off the coast of Patagonia. At first, it could only in the Glacier card packs purchasable by real money. Since April 22nd 2016, it became a DNA tournament limited edition. It is the first terrestrial arthropod to appear in the game. It is portrayed in-game as a carnivore when in reality, it was an herbivore. It uses the ''[[Titanoboa]]'' animation, even though they are unrelated, and share almost no anatomical similarities.
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 level19arthopod.jpg|Level 19 ''Arthropleura''