Jurassic World Evolution 2

The tyrannosauroid Moros intrepidus is a theropod from the late Cretaceous period. A full-size Moros intrepidus grows to a little under 1m tall, making it one of the smallest dinosaurs in the tyrannosauroid family, only a fraction of the size of its more famous – and far more fearsome – relative, Tyrannosaurus rex.

Oviraptor is an omnivorous dinosaur that lived during the late Cretaceous period. Although its name translates to ‘egg seizer’, this is based on a misapprehension that has long since been rectified. Early specimens were often found near nests, suggesting that Oviraptor was inclined to eat the eggs of other dinosaurs - but experts now believe they were brooding the eggs until they hatched.

Atrociraptor is a carnivorous dinosaur from the dromaeosaurid family, and dates back to the late Cretaceous period. The name Atrociraptor translates from Latin as ‘savage seizer’, in reference to the rows of serrated teeth it uses to catch and kill prey such as lizards and small mammals. This genus is one of InGen’s ‘designer dinosaurs’ and exists in a variety of colours. It grows to around 4m in length and has been bred to display great dexterity, high intelligence and large, powerful claws, making it an extremely efficient hunter.

Notable for its short legs and the two large tusk-like teeth protruding from either side of its mouth, the dicynodont Lystrosaurus is an herbivorous therapsid that existed during the late Permian and early Triassic periods, approximately 250 million years ago. In fact, at one stage Lystrosaurus made up around 95% of all land vertebrates, having survived the Permian-Triassic extinction event that destroyed the majority of all life on earth.