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JWE Camarasaurus

Camarasaurus is an unlockable dinosaur in Jurassic World Evolution.

Information

Camarasaurus fossils are unlocked once the player ___.

Base Stats (at 100% Genome)

Attack 38
Defense 0
Lifespan 121
Resilience 53
Rating 128
Incubation Cost $678,000

Dig Sites

  • Cleveland Lloyd Dinosaur Quarry
  • Dinosaur National Monument
  • Morrison Formation

Skins

  • Savannah Pattern
  • Woodland Patern
  • Rainforest Pattern
  • Jungle Pattern
  • Steppe Pattern

Genome

Camarasaurus has 12 Gap ID slots to modify.

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

Bio

Profile

Camarasaurus can eat massive amounts from tall herbivore feeders.
They live in one of the smallest social groups for sauropods, but can also live alongside large numbers of other species.
These dinosaurs require a large amount of land area to thrive, with the bulk of it being forest.

Classification

Giant Herbivore

Health Requiremen

Appetite 234
Metabolism 3.09

Comfort Requirement

Comfort Threshold 45%
Grassland 14,700 m2
Forest 24,800 m2
Wetland 0 m2
Ideal Population 0 - 23
Social Group 2 - 7

Disease

Susceptible Braken Poisoning
Immune Common Cold

Food Preference

Primary Preference Conifers
Secondary Preference Ginkgo
Tree Ferns
Harmed By: Paw Paw
Mosses
Horsetails

InGen Database

Stats

Era Late Jurassic
Family Macronaria
Genus Camarasaurus
Height 6.4 m
Weight 51 T
Length 18.0 m
Feeder Type Tall Herbivore

Description

Camarasaurus was a large sauropod that once roamed North America. It likely lived in herds and featured a comparatively shorter neck and tail than most sauropods, but a larger head. Its name means 'chambered lizard'.
It's one of the most commonly found sauropod fossils. Its chisel-shaped teeth were suitable for consuming coarse plant matter.

Discovery

The fist Camarasaurus find was in 1877 during the Bone Wars. Most fossil finds so far have been within the Morrison Formation.
A full skeleton of Camarasaurus was found in 1925, but it was a juvenile specimen that led many to believe the species was smaller than current thinking.
Complete skeletons have been found in Colorado, New Mexico, Utah, and Wyoming.

Paleoecology

A wide range of dinosaur species are found in the Morrison Formation. The area had a semi-arid climate.
In the Morrison Basin there was more water with swampy lowlands, lakes and river channels.

Trivia

  • Its tail is depicted as being close to the ground, though in reality it would have been positioned much higher above the ground.

Gallery

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