Jurassic Park: Isla Tronar

Jurassic National Park is a nature reserve situated on the romote island of Isla Tronar, which is located in the heart of the central Pacific Ocean. The island is owned by John Hammond.

Climate
Isla Tronar, also known as Site C, is a very large and vast island, with an area of approximattely 26,000 square miles. Situated in the central pacific coast, Tronar's climate is tropical year round, with rainstorms and thunderstorms being an ongoing occurance on the island. Tronar boasts a dozen of ecosystems, including lush, tropical forests, mangrove swamps, floodplains and river deltas, mountains, and wide open valleys and gametrails.

Dinosaurs
There are 60 species of dinosaurs living on Isla Tronar (35 herbivores, 20 carnivores, and five omnivorous species), with the edition of various species of pterosaurs, crocodilians, and other prehistoric creatures. Unlike the original Jurassic Park on Isla Nublar, in which all the dinosaurs in the park were female and that breeding was controlled by the scientists, Jurassic National Park has both male and female animals roaming free, and it is extremely important that the animals (especially the herbivores) breed. Dinosaur populations are help kept under control by the smaller predators such as ornitholestes and oviraptor feeding on the eggs and young of larger species. Since large herbivores require large amounts of vegetation, high security greenhouses were built on the island. In the greenhouses, scientists grow and bioengineer primitive plants to provide an abundant food source.

 Herbivores   Omnivores   Carnivores   Pterosaurs  Crocodiliforms Other mesozoic animals that can be found on Tronar
 * 1) Argentinosaurus huinculensis
 * 2) Paralititan stromeri
 * 3) Sauroposeidon proteles
 * 4) Brachiosaurus brancai
 * 5) Astrodon johnstoni
 * 6) Diplodocus longus
 * 7) Apatosaurus excelsus
 * 8) Edmontosaurus regalis
 * 9) Anatotitan copei
 * 10) Parasaurolophus walkeri
 * 11) Hypacrosaurus stebingeri
 * 12) Corythosaurus casuarius
 * 13) Maiasaura peeblesorum
 * 14) Iguanodon bernissartensis
 * 15) Ouranosaurus nigeriensis
 * 16) Camptosaurus dispar
 * 17) Dryosaurus altus
 * 18) Hypsilophodon foxii
 * 19) Othnelia rex
 * 20) Heterodontosaurus tucki
 * 21) Triceratops horridus
 * 22) Pachyrhinosaurus canadensis
 * 23) Styracosaurus albertensis
 * 24) Leptoceratops gracilis
 * 25) Microceratops gobiensis
 * 26) Psittacosaurus mongoliensis
 * 27) Stegosaurus stenops
 * 28) Kentrosaurus aethiopicus
 * 29) Ankylosaurus magniventris
 * 30) Gastonia burgei
 * 31) Pachycephalosaurus wyomingensis
 * 32) Stygimoloch spinifer
 * 33) Homalocphale calathocercos
 * 34) Therizinosaurus cheloniformis
 * 35) Mussaurus patagonicus
 * 1) Deinocheirus mirificus
 * 2) Gallimimus bullatus
 * 3) Oviraptor philoceratops
 * 4) Avimimus portentosus
 * 5) Troodon formosus
 * 1) Tyrannosaurus rex
 * 2) Spinosaurus aegyptiacus
 * 3) Giganotosaurus carolinii
 * 4) Carcharodontosaurus saharicus
 * 5) Acrocanthosaurus atokensis
 * 6) Allosaurus fragilis
 * 7) Utahraptor ostrommaysorum
 * 8) Velociraptor antirrhopus sornaensis
 * 9) Albertosaurus sarcophagus
 * 10) Baryonix walkeri
 * 11) Carnotaurus sastrei
 * 12) Metriacanthosaurus parkeri
 * 13) Ceratosaurus nasicornis
 * 14) Dilophosaurus venenifer
 * 15) Coelophysis bauri
 * 16) Ornitholestes hermanni
 * 17) Coelurus fragilis
 * 18) Mononykus olecranus
 * 19) Compsognathus longipes
 * 20) Microraptor zhaoianus
 * 1) Quetzalcoatlus northropi
 * 2) Pteranodon longiceps
 * 3) Pteranodon sternbergii
 * 4) Tapejara imperator
 * 5) Cearadactylus atrox
 * 6) Dimorphodon macronyx
 * 7) Anurognathus ammoni
 * 1) Deinosuchus rugosus
 * 2) Sarcosuchus imperator
 * 1) Archaeopteryx
 * 2) Avisaurus
 * 3) Confuciusornis
 * 4) Iberomesornis
 * 5) Eoalulavis
 * 6) Mawsonia
 * 7) Axelrodichthys
 * 8) Neoceratodus
 * 9) Lepidotes