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Parasaurolophus is an unlockable dinosaur in Jurassic World: Evolution.

Information

Parasaurolophus fossils are unlocked once the player ___.

Base Stats (at 100% Genome)

Attack 20
Defense 0
Lifespan 102
Resilience 51
Rating 36
Incubation Cost $180,000

Dig Sites

  • Dinosaur Park Formation
  • Kirtland Formation
  • Nemest Formation

Skins

  • Savannah Pattern
  • Woodland Pattern
  • Taiga Pattern
  • Wetland Pattern
  • Coastal Pattern

Genome

Parasaurolophus has 9 Gap ID slots to modify

  1. Cosmetic
  2. Resilience
  3. Lifespan
  4. Resilience
  5. Habitat
  6. Resilience
  7. Stress
  8. Social
  9. Lifespan

Bio

Profile

Parasaurolophus is a hadrosaur which eats moderate amounts from ground herbivore feeders.
They live in large social groups to survive predation and like to have dinosaurs from other species nearby.
They live in good sized grassland areas with a slightly smaller coverage of forest.
They are vulnerable to all predators.

Classification

Medium Herbivore

Health Requirement

Appetite 87
Metabolism 3.45

Comfort Requirement

Comfort Threshold 30%
Grassland 7,600 m2
Forest 5,200 m2
Wetland 0 m2
Ideal Population 4 - 21
Social Group 4 - 14

Disease

Susceptible Avian Influenza
Immune N/A

Food Preference

Primary Preference Palms
Secondary Preference Conifers
Rotten Wood
Ginkgo
Harmed By: Grasses
Horsetails
Cycads

InGen Database

Stats

Era Late Cretaceous
Family Hadrosauridae
Genus Parasaurolophus
Height 3.0 m
Weight 2.5 T
Length 9.8 m
Feeder Type Ground Herbivore Feeder

Description

Parasaurolophus's crested skull makes this a distinctive dinosaur withing Jurassic World. Its name means 'near-crested lizard'.
They are able to move on two or four legs.

Discovery

The first identified fossils for Parasaurolophus came from near Sand Creek, along the Red Deer River in Alberta, Canada. Since then further fossils were located in the Fruitland Formation of New Mexico in North America, and the Kaiparowits Formation in Utah.

Paleoecology

Species of Parasaurolophus can be found across much of North America. In Atlanta the climate was warmer than today, with rivers and floodplains leading into marshes. Conifers formed the common canopy, with ferns, tree ferns and angiosperms for the lower brush.
In New Mexico the environment was predominantly swampy in the region, and silted in the lowlands of the region.
The known sites in Utah bordered the Western Interior Seaway, which once separated the two landmasses of what is now North America. The region was wet and humid, with peat swamps, ponds and lakes upon an ancient floodplain.

Trivia

  • The Coastal pattern can only be unlocked once the player creates a 5 star park on Isla Tacaño on any Challenge difficulty.

Gallery

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