Carcharodontosaurus

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Carcharodontosaurus was a genus in the Carcharodontosauridae family. It was a large carnivore that lived in Northern Africa in the Late Cretaceous Period, the same time and place as Spinosaurus. It was among the largest predatory dinosaurs (13.3 meters long), slightly longer than the Tyrannosaurus rex.

In the game Jurassic Park: Explorer the following information is given about this creature:

Native to Northern Africa, Carcharodontosaurus had an enormous jaw with long serrated teeth that were up to 8 inches long. Its long muscular legs might have allowed it to run at speeds of up to 20 miles/hour.

Wikipedia has a more detailed and comprehensive article on Carcharodontosaurus

Video games

Warpath: Jurassic Park

Carcharodontosaurus is a playable character in Warpath: Jurassic Park. It's move pattern was the same as the Giganotosaurus and the Albertosaurus. The Carcharodontosaurus appears in the Jungle Basin. It comes in cinnamon, gold, and emerald.

Jurassic Park: Operation Genesis

See Carcharodontosaurus/Operation Genesis

Carcharodontosaurus is available in Jurassic Park: Operation Genesis as a four-star large carnivore, albeit misspelled as "Carcharadontosaurus". They prefer open areas with water. Their coloration is a primary black coating while the underparts are grayish white, while their crests are a bright red. When hunting faster prey, it is known to wait in thick vegetation and attack in the form of ambushing prey. According to JP:OG it lives on Isla Sorna. In this game, it gets along well with its fellow four-star carcharodontosaurian close relative, Acrocanthosaurus. Other coincidences are also that the Acrocanthosaurus was once classified as an allosaurid, which are also close relatives to the Carcharodontosaurus which up to date is now classified as a super member of the family. In JP: OG it looks like a Giganotosaurus, but only because they are related.

Jurassic Park: Explorer

Carcharodontosaurus is featured in the DVD game Jurassic Park: Explorer. A player earns a dinosaur when he/she wins a minigame, when the earned dinosaur is a Carcharodontosaurus this video will be shown. The name is misspelled as Charcharadontosaurus.

Jurassic Park: Builder

see Carcharodontosaurus/Builder

Carcharodontosaurus is one of the available dinosaurs on the iOS and Android application, Jurassic Park: Builder.

Jurassic World Evolution

see Carcharodontosaurus/JW: E

Carcharodontosaurus can be unlocked in Jurassic World Evolution, added in the Cretaceous dinosaur pack DLC released on December 13, 2018.

Books

Jurassic World Dinosaur Field Guide

Production and development

In Warpath: Jurassic Park, designer Erik R. Kraber gave the Carcharodontosaurus sounds that consisted of animals that were physically built and powerful such as growls and howls of a Bengal Tiger.^{[citation needed]}

In Jurassic Park: Operation Genesis the roars of Carcharodontosaurus were more in lines of territorial sounds, which were made of screams from an aggressive African Elephant and its sinister hiss was made from sounds of crocodilians.^{[citation needed]}

In Jurassic World Evolution, the sounds of the Carcharodontosaurus were made from tigers, lions, elephants, and presumably inactive mechanical objects, judging one of its vocals.^{[citation needed]}

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I — J	Iacusaurus • Ichthyornis • Ichthyosaurus • Ichthyostega • Ichthyovenator • Iguanodon • Iguanosuchus • Ilokelesia • Indolycan • Indominus • Indonemys • Indoraptor • Indosaurus • Indotaurus • Indricoceros • Inostherium • Inostrancevia • Irritator • Itemirus —— Jainosaurus • Janenschia • Jeholopterus • Jimusaria • Jobaria

K	Kaiwhekea • Kakuru • Kaprodacthylus • Kaprosuchus • Kelenken • Kentrosaurus • Keratolania • Keratoporcus • Klamelisaurus • Koolabourgiana • Koolasaurus • Koolasuchus • Koparion • Koreanosaurus • Kosmoceratops • Kotasaurus • Kritosaurus • Kronosaurus • Kryptops • Kuehneosaurus • Kunpengopterus

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M	Maaradactylus • Macelognathus • Macrauchenia • Macromesodon • Macropoma • Magnapyritor • Magnaraptor • Magnosaurus • Magyarosaurus • Maiasaura • Majundaboa • Majundasuchus • Majungasaurus • Maleevus • Malusaurus • Mamenchisaurus • Mammolania • Mammotherium • Mammut • Mammuthus _{Mammuthus columbi} _{'Mammuthus primigenius'} • Mantellisaurus • Marasuchus • Marshosaurus • Masiakasaurus • Massospondylus • Mastodonsaurus • Mauisaurus • Megacerops • Megalania/Varanus • Megaloceros _{Maelstrom 08} • Megalogaia • Megalonyx • Megalosaurus • Megalosuchus • Megalotops • Meganeura • Megapnosaurus • Megaraptor • Megarchelon • Megatherium • Megazostrodon • Megistocurus • Megistotherium • Meiolania • Mesolimulus • Mesonychoteuthis • Mesonyx • Mesosaurus • Metoposaurus • Metriacanthosaurus • Metrialong • Metriaphodon • Metriorhynchus • Microceratus • Micropachycephalosaurus • Microposaurus _{Salamander 16} • Microraptor • Microvenator • Minmi • Miragaia • Mixosaurus • Moeritherium • Mongolemys • Monoclonius • Monolocevia • Monolometrodon • Monolophosaurus • Monolorhino • Monomimus • Mononykus • Monostegotops • Montanoceratops • Moropus • Moros • Mosasaurus • Moschops • Mussaurus • Muttaburrasaurus • Mylodon • Mymoorapelta

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U - V — W	Uintatherium • Ultimasaurus • Ultrasaurus • Umoonasaurus • Unayrhynchus • Unaysaurus • Unenlagia • Urtinotherium • Utahraptor • Utarinex • Utasinoraptor —— Valdoraptor • Valdosaurus • Variraptor • Vectispinus • Velocirapteryx • Velociraptor _{Raptor Alpha} • Velocisaurus • Velosrhacos • Venaticosuchus • Venatorus • Veterupristisaurus • Viavenator • Vulcanodon —— Wintonotitan • Wuerhosaurus

X — Y — Z	Xiaosaurus • Xiaotingia • Xinathodon • Xiphactinus • Xuanhanosaurus • Xuanhuaceratops —— Yamaceratops • Yandusaurus • Yangchuanosaurus • Yaverlandia • Yingshanosaurus • Yinlong • Yudon • Yunnanosaurus • Yutyrannus • Yuxisaurus —— Zalmonodon • Zalmoxes • Zapalasaurus • Zephyrosaurus • Zhejiangopterus • Zhuchengtyrannus • Zizhongosaurus • Zuniceratops • Zupaysaurus

Unidentified	Ankylosaur • Beaked dinosaur • Big-headed hybrid theropod • Blue theropod • Caged herbivore • Camp Cretaceous hybrids • Carcass • Ceratopsian • Ceratopsid • Crested hadrosaur • Crocodilian • Crouching theropod • Dinosaur foeti • Feathered herbivore • Horned dinosaur • Human-Dinosaur creations • Human-Dinosaur hybrids • Ichthyosaur • Long-clawed theropod • Long-tongued pterosaur • Mosasaur • Ornithomimid • Ornithopod (Camp Cretaceous) • Ornithopod (JW Concept Art) • Pachycephalosaur hybrid • Reptilian • Sauropod corpse • Sauropod (TLW Comic) • Small theropod • Spinosaurid • "Super-raptor" • Therizinosaur hybrid • Tranquilized ornithopod • Tyrannosaur

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 {{Dinosaur
-|image = JPI-Carcharodontosaurus.jpg
+|name = Carcharodontosaurus
+|image = JPI_Carcharodontosaurus.png
-|image_caption = [[Jurassic Park Institute]] Artwork
 |meaning = Shark-toothed Lizard
 |code = Carchar
 |diet = Carnivore
-|height = 14 to 20 feet (4 to 6 metres)
+|height = 14 to 20 feet (4.2 to 6 metres)
-|length = 39 to 45 feet (12 to 13.7 metres)
+|length = 39 to 44 feet (12 to 13.3 metres)
-|weight = 6 to 8 tonnes
+|weight = 6-8.8 tons (12,000-17,600 lbs)
 |location = North Africa (Morocco, Egypt, Algeria, and Niger)
-|range =112 to 90 mya
 |birth type = Egg
-|game = ''[[Warpath: Jurassic Park]]''<br />''[[Jurassic Park: Operation Genesis]]''<br />''[[Jurassic Park: Explorer]]''<br />''[[Jurassic Park: Builder]]''
+|game = ''[[Warpath: Jurassic Park]]''<br />''[[Jurassic Park: Operation Genesis]]''<br />''[[Jurassic Park: Explorer]]''<br />''[[Jurassic Park: Builder]]''<br>''[[Jurassic World Evolution]]''
+|image_caption = [[Jurassic Park Institute]] Artwork
-}}
-'''''Carcharodontosaurus''''' was a genus in the {{w|Carcharodontosauridae}} family. It was a large carnivore that lived in Northern Africa also in South America in the Late Cretaceous Period, the same time and place as ''[[Spinosaurus]]''. It was among the largest predatory dinosaurs (13.6 meters long), longer than ''[[Tyrannosaurus rex]]''. It was also one of the primary competitors to Spinosaurus for the dinosaur prey in the area, and despite being smaller it seemed to have an advantage in battle as shown from bites from Carcharodontosaurus breaking off the spines of Spinosaurus in clashes.
+}}'''''{{W|Carcharodontosaurus}}''''' was a genus in the {{w|Carcharodontosauridae}} family. It was a large carnivore that lived in Northern Africa in the Late Cretaceous Period, the same time and place as ''[[Spinosaurus]]''. It was among the largest predatory dinosaurs (13.3 meters long), slightly longer than the ''[[Tyrannosaurus rex]]''.
 In the game ''[[Jurassic Park: Explorer]]'' the following information is given about this creature:
 ''Native to Northern Africa, Carcharodontosaurus had an enormous jaw with long serrated teeth that were up to 8 inches long.''
-''It's long muscular legs might have allowed it to run at speeds of up to 20 miles/hour.''
+''Its long muscular legs might have allowed it to run at speeds of up to 20 miles/hour.''
 {{Wikipediainfo}}
+==   Video games==
+===''[[Warpath: Jurassic Park]]''===
-==Video games==
+''Carcharodontosaurus'' is a playable character in [[Warpath: Jurassic Park|''Warpath: Jurassic Park'']]. It's move pattern was the same as the ''[[Giganotosaurus]]'' and the ''[[Albertosaurus]]''. The ''Carcharodontosaurus'' appears in the Jungle Basin. It comes in cinnamon, gold, and emerald.
-===''Warpath: Jurassic Park''===
-''Carcharodontosaurus'' is a playable character in [[Warpath: Jurassic Park]]. Its move pattern was the same as the ''[[Giganotosaurus]]'' and the ''[[Albertosaurus]]''. The Carcharodontosaurus appears in the Jungle Basin. It comes in cinnamon, gold, and emerald.
 <gallery>
-Carcharodonto jup-582.jpg|thumb|''Carcharodontosaurus'' from ''Warpath: Jurassic Park''.
+Carcharodonto jup-582.jpg|''Carcharodontosaurus'' from ''Warpath: Jurassic Park''.
 </gallery>
-===''Jurassic Park: Operation Genesis''===
+===''[[Jurassic Park: Operation Genesis]]''===
 ''See [[Carcharodontosaurus/Operation Genesis]]''
-''Carcharodontosaurus'' is available in ''[[Jurassic Park: Operation Genesis]]'' as a four-star large carnivore, albeit misspelled as "Carcharadontosaurus". They prefer open areas with water. They are covered in black coating while the underparts are gray to white they also seem to have red crests over their eyes.When hunting faster prey it is known to wait in thick vegetation and ambush attacks. According to JP:OG, it seems to live on Sorna. In this game, it gets along well with fellow four-star dinosaur ''[[Acrocanthosaurus]]''. By coincidence, paleontologist have classified the ''Acrocanthosaurus'' as a carcharodontosaur; making the two close relatives. Other coincidences are also that that the ''Acrocanthosaurus'' was once classified as an allosaurid, which are also close relatives to the ''Carcharodontosaurus'' which up to date is now classified as super member of the family. In JPOG it slightly resembles a ''[[Giganotosaurus]]''. That might be only because they are related.
+''Carcharodontosaurus'' is available in ''[[Jurassic Park: Operation Genesis]]'' as a four-star large carnivore, albeit misspelled as "Carcharadontosaurus". They prefer open areas with water. Their coloration is a primary black coating while the underparts are grayish white, while their crests are a bright red. When hunting faster prey, it is known to wait in thick vegetation and attack in the form of ambushing prey. According to JP:OG it lives on ''Isla Sorna''. In this game, it gets along well with its fellow four-star carcharodontosaurian close relative, ''[[Acrocanthosaurus]]''. Other coincidences are also that the ''Acrocanthosaurus'' was once classified as an allosaurid, which are also close relatives to the ''Carcharodontosaurus'' which up to date is now classified as a super member of the family. In JP: OG it looks like a ''[[Giganotosaurus]]'', but only because they are related.
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 Acro and carcharo by blitzwing83-d46hcv3.jpg|An example screenshot of both Carcharo and Acro coexisting with one another.
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+Charcadontosaurus.jpg
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-===''Jurassic Park: Explorer''===
+===''[[Jurassic Park: Explorer]]''===
-''Carcharodontosaurus'' is featured in the DVD game [[Jurassic Park: Explorer]]. A player earns a dinosaur when he/she wins a minigame, when the earned dinosaur is a ''Carcharodontosaurus'' [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q3Gbj-D0GmM this video] will be shown. The name is misspelled as '''''Charchar''a''dontosaurus'''''.
+''Carcharodontosaurus'' is featured in the DVD game [[Jurassic Park: Explorer|''Jurassic Park: Explorer'']]. A player earns a dinosaur when he/she wins a minigame, when the earned dinosaur is a ''Carcharodontosaurus'' [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q3Gbj-D0GmM this video] will be shown. The name is misspelled as '''''Charchar''a''dontosaurus'''''.
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 CarcharodontosaurusExplorer.jpg|Carchar from the JP: Explorer DVD game.
+Screenshot-2019-02-22 01.07.24.png|Carcharodontosaurus in Jurassic Park: Explorer
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-===''Jurassic Park: Builder''===
+===''[[Jurassic Park: Builder]]''===
+''see [[Carcharodontosaurus/Builder]]''
-''Carcharodontosaurus'' is one of the available dinosaurs on the IOS application, [[Jurassic Park: Builder]].
+''Carcharodontosaurus'' is one of the available dinosaurs on the iOS and Android application, [[Jurassic Park: Builder|''Jurassic Park: Builder'']].
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 File:JPB_Carcha_lev1.png|Level 1
 File:Carcharodontosaurus JPbuilder.jpg|Level 20
+final_evolution_carcharodontosaurus.jpg|''Carcharodontosaurus'' final evolution in the battle arena.
+Carchodontorasaurus-Render.png
+Carcharodontosaurus.png
+Level_40_Carcharodontosaurus.png
 </gallery>
+===''[[Jurassic World Evolution]]''===
+''see [[Carcharodontosaurus/JW: E]]''
+''Carcharodontosaurus'' can be unlocked in ''[[Jurassic World Evolution]],'' added in the Cretaceous dinosaur pack DLC released on December 13, 2018.
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+</gallery>
+==Books==
+'' ''[[Jurassic World Dinosaur Field Guide]]
+<gallery>
+Jurassic park jurassic world guide carcharo by maastrichiangguy ddl96x3-pre.jpg
+</gallery>
 ==Production and development==
 In ''Warpath: Jurassic Park'', designer Erik R. Kraber gave the ''Carcharodontosaurus'' sounds that consisted of animals that were physically built and powerful such as growls and howls of a Bengal Tiger.{{Fact}}
 In ''Jurassic Park: Operation Genesis'' the roars of ''Carcharodontosaurus'' were more in lines of territorial sounds, which were made of screams from an aggressive African Elephant and its sinister hiss was made from sounds of crocodilians.{{Fact}}
+In ''Jurassic World Evolution'', the sounds of the ''Carcharodontosaurus'' were made from tigers, lions, elephants, and presumably inactive mechanical objects, judging one of its vocals.{{Fact}}
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