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The Gallimimus is the 14th Dinosaur obtained in the Mesozoic Valley Bubble Universe, which can generate Fossil. (Unlocked at Rank 20, branching off of Theropoda)

Description[]

"Gallimimus was a large, bird-like herbivore that traveled in herds and built nests."

Traits[]

The rare traits matching this generators type are: Herbivore , Bipedal , Cretaceous Age . Gallimimus is also affected by the epic traits: Herd Behavior , Hollow Bones , Feathers , Warm Climate .

Icon Name Description Requires
Gallimimus Nest Building Nest Building Large fields of fossilized dinosaur nests have been discovered in many areas, giving insight into how some dinosaurs protected their eggs and young as a community. Rank 21
Gallimimus Three-Toed Feet Three-Toed Feet Walking on three distinct toes, instead of flat feet, allowed dinosaurs to lengthen their stride and increase their speed. This improved their hunting and evasion. Rank 24

Achievements[]

Icon Name Description Requires
Achievement Safety in Numbers Safety in Numbers Paleontologists believe that Gallimimus may have lived and traveled in groups. Their nature as grazers would have meant that these emu-like dinosaurs needed to rely on a herd for safety against predators. 75 Gallimimus
Achievement Radioactive Dinosaurs! Radioactive Dinosaurs! Remains of the Gallimimus have been found mostly in the Gobi Desert. The fossils found in this area have unusually high levels of radioactivity, as deposits of uranium in the ground water led the bones to become saturated with the element. 200 Gallimimus


Type Dinosaur Dinosaurs
by nutrition
Type Carnivore Carnivore ArchosaurPterosaurPlesiosaurSaurischiaTheropodaCompsognathusVelociraptorArchaeopteryxTyrannosaurus RexSpinosaurusIguanodonIchthyosaurMosasaurusGiganotosaurus
Type Herbivore Herbivore OrnithischiaStegosaurusAnkylosaurusTriceratopsSauropodaPachycephalosaurusGallimimusBrachiosaurusArgentinosaurus
Type Omnivore Omnivore CynodontEoraptor
by locomotion
Type Quadrupedal Quadrupedal ArchosaurStegosaurusAnkylosaurusTriceratopsSauropodaBrachiosaurusCynodontArgentinosaurus
Type Bipedal Bipedal OrnithischiaSaurischiaTheropodaCompsognathusVelociraptorPachycephalosaurusGallimimusTyrannosaurus RexSpinosaurusIguanodonEoraptorGiganotosaurus
Type Parallel Evolution Parallel Evolution PterosaurArchaeopteryx
Type Aquatic Aquatic PlesiosaurIchthyosaurMosasaurus
by era
Type Triassic Age Triassic ArchosaurOrnithischiaPterosaurPlesiosaurIchthyosaurCynodontEoraptor
Type Jurassic Age Jurassic StegosaurusSaurischiaSauropodaTheropodaCompsognathusArchaeopteryxBrachiosaurusIguanodon
Type Cretaceous Age Cretaceous AnkylosaurusTriceratopsVelociraptorPachycephalosaurusGallimimusTyrannosaurus RexSpinosaurusMosasaurusArgentinosaurusGiganotosaurus
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