Port Prehistorique 9 | Animals of the Dinosaur Park Formation | Prehistoric Kingdom

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Not one but three dinosaurs go in-park this week as Animals of the Dinosaur Park Formation. We've got Styracosaurus, Parasaurolophus, and Lambeosaurus. They are all contemporaries from the same geologic time, so it's bonus time for the habitat's rating.
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@NewAge374 5 месяцев назад

Yeah I do actually hope the devs will take our feedback over the size of Lambeosaurus: I think it would even make the larger skin even more impressive. On that topic, you must have confused this Chestnut skin with the Cosmic (bluish males, grey females) skin: the latter is inspired by Magnapaulia, being between 5-10% larger on average, but due to individual variation the Chestnut and Equine skin will approach that size too. Setting them next to each other, the difference to Parasaurolophus is rather jarring, but because of its alternate species it would kind of detract from their uniqueness if they were closer to the currently hypothesised average sizes. All three species would end up being very close to the P. jiayinensis size

@dinobob5401 5 месяцев назад

I did confuse them; must have been blinded by the size. I'd be happy with all of them being their estimated real sizes.

@suddieo1 Месяц назад

Just a question: were their snowy winters in the dinosaur park formation ?

@dinobob5401 Месяц назад

In a 2018 paper, Bamforth and Koppelhus concluded that "According to the Köppen Climate Classification System (Köppen, 1936; Esssenwager, 2001), this places Dinosaur Provincial Park within a ‘mesothermal’ environment classification, defined as a climate in which the temperature during the coldest month is less than 13°C. Subtropical climates (a subdivision of mesothermal climates) are characterized by a temperature range of 6-13°C during the coldest month, and an average temperature greater than 22°C during the warmest month. With a cold month mean temperature of 5.1°C, the paleoenvironment of Dinosaur Provincial Park falls just within this range." They did note that further research would be useful in clarifying a number of matters.