Homalocephale

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Homalocephale was a pachycephalosaurid dinosaur that lived during the Late Cretaceous period. Its name means "even head" and was noted for its wide hips and flat skull.

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

Homalocephale's distinctive appearance was due to its thick flat skull. Paleontologists think that would most likely have helped to protect it from predators.

Jack Horner and other paleontologists have suggested that Homalocephale is actually the juvenile or sub-adult stage of Prenocephale.

Wikipedia has a more detailed and comprehensive article on Homalocephale

Games

Jurassic Park III: Park Builder

Homalocephale can be created from paleo-DNA in the game Jurassic Park III: Park Builder.

Jurassic Park: Operation Genesis

Homalocephale was featured as a three-star small herbivore in the videogame Jurassic Park: Operation Genesis. They are coated with dark blue or black while underparts are white or gray. The flat head is red. They spend most of the time in the open areas with tall vegetation. They live in large groups and are very rarely found alone. For some reason, they are defenceless and cannot attack enemies with their heads, unlike their cousins Pachycephalosaurus. They are also friends with Pachycephalosaurus, but often extend their trust to other herbivores they can rely on such as sauropods like Brachiosaurus.

Jurassic Park: Explorer

Homalocephale is featured in the DVD game. A player collects a dinosaur when he/she wins a minigame when the collected dinosaur is a Homalocephale this video will be shown.

Jurassic World Evolution

Homalocephale will be a herbivore in the Herbivore Park in the game.

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 |location = Mongolia
 |range = [[Isla Sorna]]
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+|game = ''[[Jurassic Park III: Park Builder]]''<br>''[[Jurassic Park: Operation Genesis]]''<br>''[[Jurassic Park: Explorer]]''<br>''[[Jurassic World Evolution]]''
+}}'''''{{W|Homalocephale}}''' ''was a pachycephalosaurid dinosaur that lived during the Late Cretaceous period. Its name means "even head" and was noted for its wide hips and flat skull.
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-'''''Homalocephale''' ''was a pachycephalosaurid dinosaur that lived during the Late Cretaceous period. Its name means "even head" and was noted for its wide hips and flat skull.
 In the game ''[[Jurassic Park: Explorer]]'' the following information is given about this creature:
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 ===''[[Jurassic Park: Operation Genesis]]''===
-''Homalocephale ''was featured as a three-star small herbivore in the videogame [[Jurassic Park: Operation Genesis]]They are coated with dark blue or black while underparts are white or gray. The flat head dome is red. They spend most of the time in the open areas with tall vegetation. They live in large groups and are very rarely found alone. For some reason, they are defenceless and cannot attack enemies with their heads, unlike their cousins ''Pachycephalosaurus''. They are also friends with ''Pachycephalosaurus'', but often extend their trust to other herbivores they can rely on such as sauropods like ''[[Brachiosaurus]]''.
+''Homalocephale ''was featured as a three-star small herbivore in the videogame [[Jurassic Park: Operation Genesis]]. They are coated with dark blue or black while underparts are white or gray. The flat head is red. They spend most of the time in the open areas with tall vegetation. They live in large groups and are very rarely found alone. For some reason, they are defenceless and cannot attack enemies with their heads, unlike their cousins ''Pachycephalosaurus''. They are also friends with ''Pachycephalosaurus'', but often extend their trust to other herbivores they can rely on such as sauropods like ''[[Brachiosaurus]]''.
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 ===''[[Jurassic Park: Explorer]]''===
 ''Homalocephale ''is featured in the DVD game. A player collects a dinosaur when he/she wins a minigame when the collected dinosaur is a ''Homalocephale ''[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cGUezM_F9dw this video] will be shown.
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+Screenshot-2019-02-22 01.08.10.png|Homalocephale in Jurassic Park: Explorer
+</gallery>
+===''[[Jurassic World Evolution]]''===
+''Homalocephale'' will be a herbivore in the Herbivore Park in the game.
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