The Eoraptor is the 22nd Dinosaur obtained in the Mesozoic Valley Bubble Universe, which can generate Fossil. (Unlocked at Rank 39, branching off of Velociraptor)
Description[]
"Eoraptor is one of the earliest known dinosaurs. It lived approximately 231—228 million years ago, during the late Triassic period. This small, quick omnivore lived alongside archosaurs, proto-mammals, and other early dinosaurs."
Traits[]
The rare traits matching this generators type are: Carnivore , Herbivore , Bipedal , Triassic Age . Eoraptor is also affected by the epic traits: Hollow Bones , Herd Behavior , Feathers , Warm Climate .
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Heterodont Dentition | Eoraptors had what is called heterodont dentition: teeth suited both for eating meat and for eating vegetation. This meant Eoraptor was an omnivore, giving it an evolutionary advantage over pure herbivores or carnivores. | Rank 40 |
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True Fossil | Eoraptor is one of the earliest-known dinosaurs. Only six percent of all fossils from the time period when Eoraptor lived (the late Triassic) are dinosaurs. They were outnumbered by archosaurs and therapsids until the Jurassic period. | Rank 41 |
Achievements[]
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Voyage of the Dawn Thief | Eoraptor lunensis means "Dawn Thief from the Valley of the Moon" in Latin. It was discovered in the Valle de la Luna in Argentina, and is one of the first dinosaurs known from the Dawn of the Mesozoic Era—giving it this totally awesome name. | 75 Eoraptor |
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The Gang's All Here | The earliest dinosaurs appeared in the Carnian stage of the Upper Triassic Period and were small, bipedal, and were opportunistic omnivores. They were dwarfed in population size by archosaurs, ichthyosaurs, therapsids, and crocodylomorphs. | 200 Eoraptor |
Trivia[]
Eoraptor (/'i:oʊˌræptər/) is a genus of small, lightly built, basal sauropodomorph. One of the earliest-known dinosaurs, it lived approximately 231 to 228 million years ago, during the Late Triassic in Western Gondwana, in the region that is now northwestern Argentina.
Paleontology world: The Eoraptor, was given the name raptor but it has no relations to the Velociraptor or any dromaeosauridea.
