I wish this franchise did more with Ceratopsians, they are such a cool group of animals. Also random but it annoys me how the Spinoceratops in the show have no nostrils lol
Triceratops, Styracosaurus, and Microceratus all made their first debut in the Jurassic Park novel. Styracosaurus was mentioned, but they weren’t prominent. Microceratus were free-roaming, they hung out in trees by the river while eating berries. The adult Triceratops were seen, but they didn’t do anything. There was a baby trike that Lex named "Ralph". Jurassic Park: the game had a young trike called Bakhita, and an adult called Lady Margaret. Lego Jurassic World, when you play the trike level and see Dr. Harding, he says, "I named this sick girl Sarah after my daughter, but don't tell her I named a several thousand pound animal after her."
I love the animatronic of triceratops from JP1 its so good and they had it on display in Universal Orlando last year for Jurassic Parks 30th anniversary (I'm not sure if its still there or was only for the anniversary)
Maybe Tyrannosauroids of the Jurassic franchise: -Tyrannosaurus rex -Tarbosaurus (Camp Cretaceous Hidden Adventure) -Teratophoneus (Carcass in Fallen Kingdom) -Albertosaurus (Jurassic Park Trespasser video game that’s semi canon) -Moros intrepidus (Dominion) -Proceratosaurus (Shown in brochure map and in embryonic storage label in original movie)
Another thing that points to Sinoceratops beign intended to be a Pachyrhino is in the auction scene at Lockwood Manor, as Sinoceratops is absent from the list of Dinosaurs names beign auctioned off, but Pachyrhinosaurs is
it was confirmed on the sinoceratops page of the dinotracker website that sinoceratops is an amalgamation of other ceratopsians mixed in to complete the sinoceratops gene, including pachyrinosaurus, also, the change was made because pachyrinosaurus is already well known and trevarow thought putting in a lesser known species was better
Yes, Brachiosaurus, Apatosaurus, Mamenchisaurus, and Dreadnoughtus. And also Thyreophorans with Stegosaurus, Kentrosaurus, and Ankylosaurus, and ornithopods with Parasaurolophus, Corythosaurus, Ouranosaurus, and Iguanodon.
Perhaps surprisingly, my favorite dinosaur is Sinoceratops. Ever since I saw it in Fallen Kingdom I’ve been fascinated by it. The crown of curves eppoccipitals, the curved nasal horn, and the fact it’s the only Centrosaurine known from Asia. To me, it’s an incredibly interesting animal and I hope more fossils are found if it.
I’m glad you covered the triceratops species I always believed that the Jurassic world trike looks like prorsus And that the Jurassic park trike looks more like horridus Thanks for covering that detail
Unrelated but since we’re talking about the Jurassic franchise, I would hope to see an adult dilophosaurus appear (a RUclipsr named klayton fioriti made a video on this idea a couple of months back and uncovered some evidence of its existence) It would be cool and scary to see in Jurassic park survival (this would be the best opportunity for it to appear and would make for a great encounter)
I would request to do a follow up but with my most favorite group of dinosaurs: the Abelisaurids. which of course has my most favorite dinosaur of all time: the Carnotaurus.
On the dino tracker website for dominion it says that sinoceratops has pachyrhinosaurus dna, and I think also other ceratopsian dna but I am unsure about that. So it makes sense I guess that it does not really look as much as sinoceratops as it might have. Anyways great video!
Question for the many interpretations of X series. Could you do an episode on the interpretations of Troodon/Stenonychosaurus? It would be cool to see you discuss the dino and how media has reacted to Troodon being considered a dubious genus (I’m just reposting this comment so you can see it.
I think what happened with sinoceratops is that the people making the movie were originally going to make it pachyrhinosaurus, but for some reason, they switched last minute to sinoceratops. The toy that came out even had pachyrhinosaurus on the packaging and the toy lacked the nasal horn, so idk why they changed their mind last second. Btw, i have the toy, but im not bragging.
Pachyrhinosaurus is definitely my second favorite dinosaur right behind therizenosaurus. Ever since I watched Disney's dinosaur as a kid when I first saw it I was like "woah look at that guy its like a triceratops but with way more horns and a parrot head!" And ever since then its fascinated me I hope one day we find a species that lived in South America at the same time as carnotaurus(as unlikely as that is) that would be cool i always thought they look cooler in a tropical environment even though they lived in Canada.
When you do ur interpretations of Triceratops vid, can u include Eotriceratops as well? Considering they’re practically the same thing. And maybe u could give some more updated info considering Google still has the outdated 10 ton estimates.
There’s a canon reason for why the Sinoceratops looks like that. I do agree that it was originally developed as a Pachyrhinosaurus, but the reconstruction sucks for that animal, so they chose a more suitable name. Funnily enough, the canon reflects this, as Sinoceratops may be an amalgam; a sort of hybrid that fills in the DNA of one dinosaur using another, in this case, related species. Some have reasoned that Masrani intended to clone a Pachyrhinosaurus, filling in the genetic blanks with Triceratops DNA, the resulting clone of which resembled Sinoceratops more than either of the parent taxa. Other amalgams in the series may include Spinosaurus and Ceratosaurus. Really though, it’s just in-universe cope for how bad their reconstructions are.
Sadly My favorites have not made it to on screen. No Protoceratops, No Stryacosaurus, and no Diabloceratops. At least the Lost world Jurassic park toy line had a great green and black chasmosaurus Love your beast of the Mesozoic pachyrhinosaurus
The Jurassic world Triceratops isn't Triceratops porous It's still Triceratops horridus The other way to tell both species apart is to look at the top horns Triceratops horridus has alot more curvy horns then Triceratops porous And the Jurassic world Triceratops has its nasal horn small enough to be from horridus and not porosus But this franchise dose include 2 separate pachyrhinosaurus species Pachyrhinosaurus canadius in chaos theory And pachyrhinosaurus lakusti in the exhibition Also I know you said that this is a list for evrey onscreen ceratopsian But I have to point out that the Jurassic franchise has alot more ceratopsians that canonicaly exist Styracosaurus Diabloceratops Kosmoceratops Yinlong Zuniceratops Psittacosaurus Achelousaurus Aquilops Auroraceratops Yamaceratops Protoceratops Einiosaurus And then you have Hybrids like Stegoceratops Sauroceratops/ N601 Styracosaurus lux Sinoceratops lux And Triceratops lux
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I wish this franchise did more with Ceratopsians, they are such a cool group of animals.
Also random but it annoys me how the Spinoceratops in the show have no nostrils lol
I’m sorry you’ve gotta be joking right? They’ve got holes in their frills but not nostrils. Sinoceratops is such a weird and frankly bad design
Can we get a proper “The Many Interpretations of Triceratops” soon?
At 20k subs, he’ll do a poll on whether to do the many interpretations of Triceratops or Velociraptor.
Is sad that they don't have Styracosaurus in the jurassic franchise, because they are very iconic.
Honestly Styracosaurus should've replaced Sinoceratops.
Triceratops, Styracosaurus, and Microceratus all made their first debut in the Jurassic Park novel. Styracosaurus was mentioned, but they weren’t prominent. Microceratus were free-roaming, they hung out in trees by the river while eating berries. The adult Triceratops were seen, but they didn’t do anything. There was a baby trike that Lex named "Ralph". Jurassic Park: the game had a young trike called Bakhita, and an adult called Lady Margaret. Lego Jurassic World, when you play the trike level and see Dr. Harding, he says, "I named this sick girl Sarah after my daughter, but don't tell her I named a several thousand pound animal after her."
Styracosaurus is also cannon to the film cannon but we don't have a official design
I love the animatronic of triceratops from JP1 its so good and they had it on display in Universal Orlando last year for Jurassic Parks 30th anniversary (I'm not sure if its still there or was only for the anniversary)
Maybe Tyrannosauroids of the Jurassic franchise:
-Tyrannosaurus rex
-Tarbosaurus (Camp Cretaceous Hidden Adventure)
-Teratophoneus (Carcass in Fallen Kingdom)
-Albertosaurus (Jurassic Park Trespasser video game that’s semi canon)
-Moros intrepidus (Dominion)
-Proceratosaurus (Shown in brochure map and in embryonic storage label in original movie)
Pachyrinosaurus also has a cannon jurassic world live tour design. Styracosaurus is also cannon but no cannon design exists
listening to this guy talking about dinosaurs with passion at midnight is calming
Chaos Theory Pachyrhinosaurus is FUCKING GORGEOUS.
my most favorite Ceratopsian is the Sinoceratops. always liked the way the creature looked.
Spinoceratops having no nostrils: HOW IS IT ALIVE?
Maybe they breathe through their mouths only?
Chronid mouth breather
Mastani/Ingen found a way to make them survive without lungs
@@eagc7actually they were created by Mantacorp
Plot twist : They can breathe just like Turtles. Out of their blank.
Another thing that points to Sinoceratops beign intended to be a Pachyrhino is in the auction scene at Lockwood Manor, as Sinoceratops is absent from the list of Dinosaurs names beign auctioned off, but Pachyrhinosaurs is
it was confirmed on the sinoceratops page of the dinotracker website that sinoceratops is an amalgamation of other ceratopsians mixed in to complete the sinoceratops gene, including pachyrinosaurus, also, the change was made because pachyrinosaurus is already well known and trevarow thought putting in a lesser known species was better
Someone must have really loved Ceratopsians in the franchise.
I would like to see a “The Dromaeosauridaes of the Jurassic Franchise” video!
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I would like to see a "The Sauropods of the Jurassic Franchise" 🥺
Yes, Brachiosaurus, Apatosaurus, Mamenchisaurus, and Dreadnoughtus. And also Thyreophorans with Stegosaurus, Kentrosaurus, and Ankylosaurus, and ornithopods with Parasaurolophus, Corythosaurus, Ouranosaurus, and Iguanodon.
Hopefully Styracosaurus will make an appearance in the next Jurassic movie or possibly in any of the next seasons of Chaos Theory.
This is so good!!!! How do you have so little subs?
Perhaps surprisingly, my favorite dinosaur is Sinoceratops. Ever since I saw it in Fallen Kingdom I’ve been fascinated by it. The crown of curves eppoccipitals, the curved nasal horn, and the fact it’s the only Centrosaurine known from Asia. To me, it’s an incredibly interesting animal and I hope more fossils are found if it.
I’m glad you covered the triceratops species
I always believed that the Jurassic world trike looks like prorsus
And that the Jurassic park trike looks more like horridus
Thanks for covering that detail
When you do the many interpretations of Triceratops or Velociraptor please include the ones from Dinosaurs Sanctuary
Unrelated but since we’re talking about the Jurassic franchise, I would hope to see an adult dilophosaurus appear (a RUclipsr named klayton fioriti made a video on this idea a couple of months back and uncovered some evidence of its existence)
It would be cool and scary to see in Jurassic park survival (this would be the best opportunity for it to appear and would make for a great encounter)
Looks like your cat was very interested in your ceratopsian discussion.
I would request to do a follow up but with my most favorite group of dinosaurs: the Abelisaurids. which of course has my most favorite dinosaur of all time: the Carnotaurus.
On the dino tracker website for dominion it says that sinoceratops has pachyrhinosaurus dna, and I think also other ceratopsian dna but I am unsure about that. So it makes sense I guess that it does not really look as much as sinoceratops as it might have. Anyways great video!
Wow me and Dino guy love ceratopsians my 3rd favorite dinosaur is literally triceratops
Question for the many interpretations of X series. Could you do an episode on the interpretations of Troodon/Stenonychosaurus? It would be cool to see you discuss the dino and how media has reacted to Troodon being considered a dubious genus (I’m just reposting this comment so you can see it.
I think what happened with sinoceratops is that the people making the movie were originally going to make it pachyrhinosaurus, but for some reason, they switched last minute to sinoceratops. The toy that came out even had pachyrhinosaurus on the packaging and the toy lacked the nasal horn, so idk why they changed their mind last second. Btw, i have the toy, but im not bragging.
The reason sinoceratops looks like that is because it’s an amalgam of triceratops and pachyrinosaurs
I will be waiting for the interpretations of rhyniognatha
Hope we get Protoceratops in a future installment so we can get the iconic fighting dinosaurs duo
not happening ever
I can see it in the future, but I don't see it being as big as the canon Velociraptor, but about as big as it's real life counterpart.
@@terrysyvertson9205Quiet you.
Nasutoceratops my beloved
Great video! You should make one on the sauropods of the Jurassic franchise! Btw did you know Bajadasaurus was originally meant to be in chaos theory?
Pachyrhinosaurus is definitely my second favorite dinosaur right behind therizenosaurus.
Ever since I watched Disney's dinosaur as a kid when I first saw it I was like "woah look at that guy its like a triceratops but with way more horns and a parrot head!"
And ever since then its fascinated me I hope one day we find a species that lived in South America at the same time as carnotaurus(as unlikely as that is) that would be cool i always thought they look cooler in a tropical environment even though they lived in Canada.
I hope you also cover the ride's animals
nastuceratops is my number1 favorite
Given the small screen showing Stegoceratops in JW, it should have showed up in the movie’s sequels
fun times
obsessed with the part where you lift up your cat and she just accepts it
1:01 Clever Girl...
Love your videos ❤️
It’s so weird that we never got a T. Rex vs Triceratops fight in any of the movies. The closest we have is the brief fight in the telltale game.
Could you do reactions to Jurassic Park fan animations like Jurassic Park Horror, Rise of Isla Nublar and Tales from a Jurassic World?
When you do ur interpretations of Triceratops vid, can u include Eotriceratops as well? Considering they’re practically the same thing. And maybe u could give some more updated info considering Google still has the outdated 10 ton estimates.
I see the HC Theri back there. Would there be a Review? 👀
Have you done a video on the depictions of the Smilodon yet?
He has
Sauropods of the Jurassic Franchise
In the original novel Microceratus was called microceratops
Nice cat
Is it just me, or does the JWD Microceratus look more like Graciliceratops?
Can you do Sauropods?
I love the ceratopsians of jp
Styrac protoceratops, xenoceratops, and leptoceratops and some of its relitaves are all cannon to jurassic park.
There’s a canon reason for why the Sinoceratops looks like that. I do agree that it was originally developed as a Pachyrhinosaurus, but the reconstruction sucks for that animal, so they chose a more suitable name. Funnily enough, the canon reflects this, as Sinoceratops may be an amalgam; a sort of hybrid that fills in the DNA of one dinosaur using another, in this case, related species. Some have reasoned that Masrani intended to clone a Pachyrhinosaurus, filling in the genetic blanks with Triceratops DNA, the resulting clone of which resembled Sinoceratops more than either of the parent taxa. Other amalgams in the series may include Spinosaurus and Ceratosaurus. Really though, it’s just in-universe cope for how bad their reconstructions are.
Ceratopsian Family
Bro please use pond 1197 dinosaurs also it has a very good alamosurus design
You should've put the novel styracosaurus
Therapods of the Jurassic franchise?
Sounds like a long video
What is your cat’s name?
Her name is Ahsoka!
Sadly My favorites have not made it to on screen. No Protoceratops, No Stryacosaurus, and no Diabloceratops. At least the Lost world Jurassic park toy line had a great green and black chasmosaurus
Love your beast of the Mesozoic pachyrhinosaurus
Your _kitty_ wanted to co-host with you (😁).
Ceratops
The Jurassic world Triceratops isn't Triceratops porous
It's still Triceratops horridus
The other way to tell both species apart is to look at the top horns
Triceratops horridus has alot more curvy horns then Triceratops porous
And the Jurassic world Triceratops has its nasal horn small enough to be from horridus and not porosus
But this franchise dose include 2 separate pachyrhinosaurus species
Pachyrhinosaurus canadius in chaos theory
And pachyrhinosaurus lakusti in the exhibition
Also
I know you said that this is a list for evrey onscreen ceratopsian
But I have to point out that the Jurassic franchise has alot more ceratopsians that canonicaly exist
Styracosaurus
Diabloceratops
Kosmoceratops
Yinlong
Zuniceratops
Psittacosaurus
Achelousaurus
Aquilops
Auroraceratops
Yamaceratops
Protoceratops
Einiosaurus
And then you have Hybrids like
Stegoceratops
Sauroceratops/ N601
Styracosaurus lux
Sinoceratops lux
And Triceratops lux
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Ok can we get this many 1 mil