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Description
The Shaximiao Formation's wide array of chronological stops, allows the explorers to harbour creatures from the very end of the formation's record. Here we see the creatures they have managed to harbour and capture from 155 million years ago, composed of different species of the herbivorous clades already included in the park.

1. Yingshanosaurus jichuanensis is a small stegosaur of less than four meters in length. It is more closely related to Gigantspinosaurus, with a smaller shoulder spike. They are solitary and not very skittish, not worrying with living in more confined enclosures. Only one individual, an adult female, has been brought to the Bygone Park.

2. Mamenchisaurus jingyanensis is a massive sauropod, part of the mamenchisaurid family. It is the basalmost sauropod we currently have in the park. This huge dinosaur presents an imensely long neck, and a small club at the tip of the tail. We brought an adult male alongside a female. The male displays a very bright blue and yellow head for display. They are brought to the "sauropod sanctuary" where they can hopefully coexist peacefully with the Argentinosaurus, Cathartesaura and Limaysaurus.

Yingshanosaurus based on cisiopurple's own reconstruction ( www.deviantart.com/cisiopurple…)
Mamenchisaurus jingyanensis based on Andrey Atuchin's own reconstruction ( www.eofauna.com/wp-content/the…)

Description
The Shaximiao Formation's wide array of chronological stops, allows the explorers to harbour creatures from the very end of the formation's record. Here we see the creatures they have managed to harbour and capture from 155 million years ago, composed of different species of the herbivorous clades already included in the park.

1. Yingshanosaurus jichuanensis is a small stegosaur of less than four meters in length. It is more closely related to Gigantspinosaurus, with a smaller shoulder spike. They are solitary and not very skittish, not worrying with living in more confined enclosures. Only one individual, an adult female, has been brought to the Bygone Park.

2. Mamenchisaurus jingyanensis is a massive sauropod, part of the mamenchisaurid family. It is the basalmost sauropod we currently have in the park. This huge dinosaur presents an imensely long neck, and a small club at the tip of the tail. We brought an adult male alongside a female. The male displays a very bright blue and yellow head for display. They are brought to the "sauropod sanctuary" where they can hopefully coexist peacefully with the Argentinosaurus, Cathartesaura and Limaysaurus.

Yingshanosaurus based on cisiopurple's own reconstruction ( www.deviantart.com/cisiopurple…)
Mamenchisaurus jingyanensis based on Andrey Atuchin's own reconstruction ( www.eofauna.com/wp-content/the…)