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How many of each dinosaur do you need for it to be happy? How many dinosaurs in a pen is too much for some dinosaurs?
Note: Ratings can change based on how complete the Genome is. I will use my genome %'s next to the rating.

The design in Evolution seems to pull from the 3D model of Jurassic World, while borrowing the colors of Jurassic Park. Triceratops is expected to return in Jurassic World Fallen Kingdom sporting this design. Tyrannosaurus Rex. The panel featured “Rexy” in render form, the iconic T.rex from both Jurassic Park and Jurassic World in all her glory.

Other JWE Guides:
  • Surviving the First Island.
  • How to Unlock Jeep Skins.
  • How to Get the Cash for New Islands (Easy Way).
  • How to Keep Raptors Where You Put Them.

Enclosures and Terrain


Instead of using the hard to decipher numbers in the information panel of the dinosaurs, I'm going to classify each dinosaur as a Tiny to Huge exhibit based on their minimum requirements, and list their Tree or Grassland needs as 'Very Low' to 'Very HIgh' based on how much of their exhibit they want covered.
Note 1: Water counts as whatever you put it on. If you fill a area of trees with water, it still counts as Forest. If you fill a open plain with water, it still counts as grassland.
Note 2: The larger their exhibit, the more forgiving they are on required terrain.
Note 3: You don't to make their exhibits as small as I'm showing. I'm just doing this so you know the smallest they'll accept.
I tested these by putting each dinosaur in the enclosures pictured above and adding trees one by one until they were happy. If they were always in the red for both grassland and forest, i upgraded them to the next size pen. For scale of reference, you can fit a Hammond Creation Lab perfectly inside the Small enclosure.
Exhibit Key:

  • Tiny - Example: Anklyosaurs, Struthiomimus and other -mimuses
  • Small - Example: Low social Ceratopsians (Pentaceratops, Chasmosaurus, etc)
  • Medium - Example: (Suchomimus, Stegosaurus)
  • Large - Example: (Tyrannosaurus, Spinosaurus, Mamenchisaurus)
  • Huge - None

Terrain Key:

  • Very Low - Barely needs any of that terrain type
  • Low - Requires a little bit of the terrain type
  • Medium - Requires a moderate amount of terrain type
  • High - Requires a large amount of the terrain type
  • Very High - Majority of the enclosure better be that terrain type

Allosaurus


  • Base Star Rating: 228 (100% Genome)
  • Comfort %: 80%
  • Social Minimum: 0
  • Social Maximum: 1
  • Population Minimum: 0
  • Population Maximum: 16
  • Enclosure Size: Medium
  • Grassland: High
  • Forest: Low (7 Trees)

Anklyosaurus


  • Base Star Rating: 60 (100% Genome)
  • Comfort %: 60
  • Social Minimum: 0
  • Social Maximum: 4
  • Population Minimum: 0
  • Population Maximum: 8
  • Grass Area: 49
  • Forest Area: 49
  • Total Area: 98

Apatosaurus


  • Base Star Rating: 109 (74% Genome)
  • Comfort %: 45
  • Social Minimum: 3
  • Social Maximum: 7
  • Population Minimum: 0
  • Population Maximum: 22
  • Grass Area: 153
  • Forest Area: 142
  • Total Area: 295

Archaeonithomimus


  • Base Star Rating: 17 (100% Genome)
  • Comfort %: 15
  • Social Minimum: 0
  • Social Maximum: 16
  • Population Minimum: 0
  • Population Maximum: 21
  • Grass Area: 48
  • Forest Area: 16
  • Total Area: 64

Brachiosaurus


  • Base Star Rating: 140 (100% Genome)
  • Comfort %: 50
  • Social Minimum: 1
  • Social Maximum: 5
  • Population Minimum: 0
  • Population Maximum: 25
  • Grass Area: 210
  • Forest Area: 210
  • Total Area: 420

Camarasaurus


  • Base Star Rating: 128 (100% Genome)
  • Comfort %: 45
  • Social Minimum: 2
  • Social Maximum: 7
  • Population Minimum: 1
  • Population Maximum: 23
  • Grass Area: 147
  • Forest Area: 248
  • Total Area: 395

Ceratosaurus


  • Base Star Rating: 102 (100% Genome)
  • Comfort %: 55
  • Social Minimum: 0
  • Social Maximum: 3
  • Population Minimum: 0
  • Population Maximum: 20
  • Grass Area: 117
  • Forest Area: 44
  • Total Area: 221

Chasmosaurus


  • Base Star Rating: 50 (100% Genome)
  • Comfort %: 45
  • Social Minimum: 3
  • Social Maximum: 5
  • Population Minimum: 3
  • Population Maximum: 11
  • Grass Area: 71
  • Forest Area: 26
  • Total Area: 97

Chrichtonsaurus


  • Base Star Rating: 56 (96% Genome)
  • Comfort %: 55
  • Social Minimum: 0
  • Social Maximum: 5
  • Population Minimum: 0
  • Population Maximum: 8
  • Grass Area: 73
  • Forest Area: 25
  • Total Area: 98

Chungkingosaurus


  • Base Star Rating: 42 (100% Genome)
  • Comfort %: 50
  • Social Minimum: 2
  • Social Maximum: 12
  • Population Minimum: 2
  • Population Maximum: 18
  • Grass Area: 120
  • Forest Area: 97
  • Total Area: 217

Corythosaurus


  • Base Star Rating: 27 (100% Genome)
  • Comfort %: 20
  • Social Minimum: 2
  • Social Maximum: 13
  • Population Minimum: 2
  • Population Maximum: 24
  • Grass Area: 66
  • Forest Area: 40
  • Total Area: 106

Deinonychus


  • Base Star Rating: 75 (100% Genome)
  • Comfort %: 75
  • Social Minimum: 3
  • Social Maximum: 8
  • Population Minimum: 0
  • Population Maximum: 18
  • Grass Area: 125
  • Forest Area: 74
  • Total Area: 199

Dilophosaurus


  • Base Star Rating: 69 (100% Genome)
  • Comfort %: 70
  • Social Minimum: 1
  • Social Maximum: 12
  • Population Minimum: 0
  • Population Maximum: 22
  • Grass Area: 98
  • Forest Area: 98
  • Total Area: 196

Diplodocus


  • Base Star Rating: 122 (100% Genome)
  • Comfort %: 40
  • Social Minimum: 1
  • Social Maximum: 8
  • Population Minimum: 0
  • Population Maximum: 24
  • Grass Area: 198
  • Forest Area: 101
  • Total Area: 299

Dracorex


  • Base Star Rating: 32 (100% Genome)
  • Comfort %: 25
  • Social Minimum: 2
  • Social Maximum: 8
  • Population Minimum: 2
  • Population Maximum: 12
  • Grass Area: 77
  • Forest Area: 47
  • Total Area: 124

Edmontosaurus


  • Base Star Rating: 23 (100% Genome)
  • Comfort %: 20
  • Social Minimum: 1
  • Social Maximum: 15
  • Population Minimum: 1
  • Population Maximum: 25
  • Grass Area: 80
  • Forest Area: 54
  • Total Area: 134

Gallimimus


  • Base Star Rating: 12 (92% Genome)
  • Comfort %: 15
  • Social Minimum: 0
  • Social Maximum: 18
  • Population Minimum: 0
  • Population Maximum: 23
  • Grass Area: 37
  • Forest Area: 14
  • Total Area: 51

Giganotosaurus


  • Base Star Rating:
  • Comfort %: 80
  • Social Minimum: 1
  • Social Maximum: 2
  • Population Minimum: 1
  • Population Maximum: 14
  • Grass Area: 186
  • Forest Area: 44
  • Total Area: 230

Gigantspinosaurus


  • Base Star Rating: 42 (83% Genome)
  • Comfort %: 55
  • Social Minimum: 4
  • Social Maximum: 10
  • Population Minimum: 4
  • Population Maximum: 16
  • Grass Area: 103
  • Forest Area: 92
  • Total Area: 195

Huayangosaurus


  • Base Star Rating: 38 (100% Genome)
  • Comfort %: 50
  • Social Minimum: 1
  • Social Maximum: 13
  • Population Minimum: 1
  • Population Maximum: 20
  • Grass Area: 113
  • Forest Area: 104
  • Total Area: 217

Indominus Rex


  • Base Star Rating: 273
  • Comfort %: 90
  • Social Minimum: 0
  • Social Maximum: 1
  • Population Minimum: 0
  • Population Maximum: 10
  • Grass Area: 231
  • Forest Area: 75
  • Total Area: 306

Kentrosaurus


  • Base Star Rating: 31
  • Comfort %: 55
  • Social Minimum: 3
  • Social Maximum: 11
  • Population Minimum: 3
  • Population Maximum: 14
  • Grass Area: 131
  • Forest Area: 108
  • Total Area: 239

Jurassic World Evolution Allosaurus


Maiasaura


  • Base Star Rating: 32 (100% Genome)
  • Comfort %: 25
  • Social Minimum: 4
  • Social Maximum: 12
  • Population Minimum: 4
  • Population Maximum: 23
  • Grass Area: 76
  • Forest Area: 62
  • Total Area: 138

Majungasaurus


  • Base Star Rating: 156
  • Comfort %: 60
  • Social Minimum: 0
  • Social Maximum: 2
  • Population Minimum: 0
  • Population Maximum: 16
  • Grass Area: 181
  • Forest Area: 45
  • Total Area: 226

Mamenchisaurus


  • Base Star Rating: 157 (95% Genome)
  • Comfort %: ~ 50%
  • Social Minimum: 2
  • Social Maximum: 4
  • Population Minimum: 0
  • Population Maximum: 25
  • Enclosure Size: Large
  • Grassland: Very Low
  • Forest: Very High (Entire pen pretty much)

Metricanthosaurus


  • Base Star Rating: 126 (100% Genome)
  • Comfort %: ---
  • Social Minimum: 0
  • Social Maximum: 2
  • Population Minimum: 0
  • Population Maximum: 18
  • Grass Area: 154
  • Forest Area: 73
  • Total Area: 227

Muttaburrasaurus


  • Base Star Rating: 37 (98% Genome)
  • Comfort %: 30
  • Social Minimum: 6
  • Social Maximum: 12
  • Population Minimum: 6
  • Population Maximum: 20
  • Grass Area: 72
  • Forest Area: 59
  • Total Area: 131

Nodosaurus


  • Base Star Rating: 63 (100% Genome)
  • Comfort %: ---
  • Social Minimum: 0
  • Social Maximum: 4
  • Population Minimum: 0
  • Population Maximum: 7
  • Grass Area: 28
  • Forest Area: 26
  • Total Area: 54

Pachycephalosaurus


  • Base Star Rating: 39 (100% Genome)
  • Comfort %: 25
  • Social Minimum: 3
  • Social Maximum: 6
  • Population Minimum: 3
  • Population Maximum: 10
  • Grass Area: 105
  • Forest Area: 50
  • Total Area: 155

Parasaurolophus


  • Base Star Rating: 36 (100% Genome)
  • Comfort %: 30
  • Social Minimum: 4
  • Social Maximum: 14
  • Population Minimum: 4
  • Population Maximum: 21
  • Grass Area: 76
  • Forest Area: 52
  • Total Area: 128

Pentaceratops


  • Base Star Rating: 42 (73% Genome)
  • Comfort %: 45
  • Social Minimum: 3
  • Social Maximum: 5
  • Population Minimum: 3
  • Population Maximum: 9
  • Grass Area: 78
  • Forest Area: 29
  • Total Area: 107

Polacanthus


  • Base Star Rating: 63 (96% Genome)
  • Comfort %: 60
  • Social Minimum: 0
  • Social Maximum: 3
  • Population Minimum: 0
  • Population Maximum: 6
  • Grass Area: 77
  • Forest Area: 4
  • Total Area: 81

Sauropelta


  • Base Star Rating: 49 (61% Genome)
  • Comfort %: 55
  • Social Minimum: 0
  • Social Maximum: 2
  • Population Minimum: 0
  • Population Maximum: 4
  • Grass Area: 98
  • Forest Area: 3
  • Total Area: 101

Spinosaurus


  • Base Star Rating: 240 (100% Genome)
  • Comfort %: 70
  • Social Minimum: 0
  • Social Maximum: 2
  • Population Minimum: 0
  • Population Maximum: 13
  • Grass Area: 223
  • Forest Area: 54
  • Total Area: 277

Stegosaurus


  • Base Star Rating: 47 (89% Genome)
  • Comfort %: 55
  • Social Minimum: 5
  • Social Maximum: 9
  • Population Minimum: 5
  • Population Maximum: 15
  • Grass Area: 137
  • Forest Area: 111
  • Total Area: 248

Struthiomimus


  • Base Star Rating: 9 (100% Genome)
  • Comfort %: 10
  • Social Minimum: 0
  • Social Maximum: 20
  • Population Minimum: 0
  • Population Maximum: 25
  • Grass Area: 25
  • Forest Area: 12
  • Total Area: 37

Styracosaurus


  • Base Star Rating: 41 (100% Genome)
  • Comfort %: 45
  • Social Minimum: 2
  • Social Maximum: 5
  • Population Minimum: 2
  • Population Maximum: 14
  • Grass Area: 66
  • Forest Area: 25
  • Total Area: 91

Suchomimus


  • Base Star Rating: 144
  • Comfort %: 65
  • Social Minimum: 0
  • Social Maximum: 2
  • Population Minimum: 0
  • Population Maximum: 16
  • Grass Area: 182
  • Forest Area: 46
  • Total Area: 228

Torosaurus


  • Base Star Rating: 47 (100% Genome)
  • Comfort %: 45
  • Social Minimum: 2
  • Social Maximum: 5
  • Population Minimum: 2
  • Population Maximum: 13
  • Grass Area: 67
  • Forest Area: 30
  • Total Area: 97

Triceratops


  • Base Star Rating: 39 (100% Genome)
  • Comfort %: 40
  • Social Minimum: 1
  • Social Maximum: 6
  • Population Minimum: 1
  • Population Maximum: 16
  • Grass Area: 92
  • Forest Area: 47
  • Total Area: 139

Tsintaosaurus


  • Base Star Rating: 31 (92% Genome)
  • Comfort %: 25
  • Social Minimum: 4
  • Social Maximum: 15
  • Population Minimum: 4
  • Population Maximum: 22
  • Grass Area: 85
  • Forest Area: 52
  • Total Area: 137

Tyrannosaurus Rex


  • Base Star Rating: 234 (100% Genome)
  • Comfort %: 85
  • Social Minimum: 0
  • Social Maximum: 1
  • Population Minimum: 0
  • Population Maximum: 15
  • Grass Area: 211
  • Forest Area: 52
  • Total Area: 263

Velociraptor


  • Base Star Rating: 74 (100% Genome)
  • Comfort %: 80
  • Social Minimum: 2
  • Social Maximum: 6
  • Population Minimum: 0
  • Population Maximum: 20
  • Grass Area: 148
  • Forest Area: 52
  • Total Area: 200

Extra: My Combinations


This is what I use, and it seems to work. They get along, their populations desires match, and their terrain requirements work together. It also allows 1 or 2 extra of the herding dinosaurs so that if one dies you aren't immediately in trouble of a rampage.
My picture shows you the size of the enclosures i made for each grouping. Some of the enclosures are bigger than they need to be (Pen Q and L are an example), while others are the bare minimum the dinosaurs would accept (Pen G, F, H, J, R, are examples).
These were used on story islands, and Sandbox. The larger groups are, of course, not suited for small islands.
  • A - Sauropelta (2)
  • B - Tyrannosaurus Rex (1)
  • C - Baryonx (2)
  • D - Spinosaurus (2)
  • E - Parasaurolophus (6) + Tsintaosaurus (6) + Muttaburrasaurus (6) + Edmontosaurus (3)
  • F - Giganotosaurus (2)
  • G - Velociraptor (6)
  • H - Ceratosaurus (2 - 3)
  • I - Diplodocus + Archaeorinthomimus / Struthiomimus / Gallimimus
  • J - Mamenchisaurus (3) + Stegosaurus (5) + DIlophosaurus (4)
  • K - Suchomimus (2)
  • L - Majungasaurus (2)
  • M - Pachycephalosaurus (4) + Huayangosaurus (3)
  • N - Stygimoloch (4) + Chungkingosaurus (3)
  • O - Torosaurus (2) + Kentrosaurus (4)
  • P - Carnotaurus (2)
  • Q - Allosaurus (1)
  • R - Brachiosaurus (3) + Apatosaurus (4) + Gigantospinosaurus (4)
  • S - Metricanthosaurus (2)
  • T - Pentaceratops (4) + Nodosaurus (1)
  • U - Sinoceratops (4) + Chrichtonsaurus (1)
  • V - Chasmosaurus (4) + Anklyosaurus (1)
  • W - Styracosaurus (4) + Polacanthus (1)

Note: I do not breed Camarasaurus, Deinonychus, Indominus Rex, Indoraptor or Dracorex in my parks due to their hard-to-please temperments.


How many of each dinosaur do you need for it to be happy? How many dinosaurs in a pen is too much for some dinosaurs?
Note: Ratings can change based on how complete the Genome is. I will use my genome %'s next to the rating.
Other JWE Guides:
  • Surviving the First Island.
  • How to Unlock Jeep Skins.
  • How to Get the Cash for New Islands (Easy Way).
  • How to Keep Raptors Where You Put Them.

Enclosures and Terrain


Instead of using the hard to decipher numbers in the information panel of the dinosaurs, I'm going to classify each dinosaur as a Tiny to Huge exhibit based on their minimum requirements, and list their Tree or Grassland needs as 'Very Low' to 'Very HIgh' based on how much of their exhibit they want covered.Jurassic World Evolution Triceratops
Note 1: Water counts as whatever you put it on. If you fill a area of trees with water, it still counts as Forest. If you fill a open plain with water, it still counts as grassland.
Note 2: The larger their exhibit, the more forgiving they are on required terrain.
Note 3: You don't to make their exhibits as small as I'm showing. I'm just doing this so you know the smallest they'll accept.
I tested these by putting each dinosaur in the enclosures pictured above and adding trees one by one until they were happy. If they were always in the red for both grassland and forest, i upgraded them to the next size pen. For scale of reference, you can fit a Hammond Creation Lab perfectly inside the Small enclosure.
Exhibit Key:

  • Tiny - Example: Anklyosaurs, Struthiomimus and other -mimuses
  • Small - Example: Low social Ceratopsians (Pentaceratops, Chasmosaurus, etc)
  • Medium - Example: (Suchomimus, Stegosaurus)
  • Large - Example: (Tyrannosaurus, Spinosaurus, Mamenchisaurus)
  • Huge - None

Terrain Key:

  • Very Low - Barely needs any of that terrain type
  • Low - Requires a little bit of the terrain type
  • Medium - Requires a moderate amount of terrain type
  • High - Requires a large amount of the terrain type
  • Very High - Majority of the enclosure better be that terrain type

Allosaurus


  • Base Star Rating: 228 (100% Genome)
  • Comfort %: 80%
  • Social Minimum: 0
  • Social Maximum: 1
  • Population Minimum: 0
  • Population Maximum: 16
  • Enclosure Size: Medium
  • Grassland: High
  • Forest: Low (7 Trees)

Anklyosaurus


  • Base Star Rating: 60 (100% Genome)
  • Comfort %: 60
  • Social Minimum: 0
  • Social Maximum: 4
  • Population Minimum: 0
  • Population Maximum: 8
  • Grass Area: 49
  • Forest Area: 49
  • Total Area: 98

Apatosaurus


  • Base Star Rating: 109 (74% Genome)
  • Comfort %: 45
  • Social Minimum: 3
  • Social Maximum: 7
  • Population Minimum: 0
  • Population Maximum: 22
  • Grass Area: 153
  • Forest Area: 142
  • Total Area: 295

Archaeonithomimus


  • Base Star Rating: 17 (100% Genome)
  • Comfort %: 15
  • Social Minimum: 0
  • Social Maximum: 16
  • Population Minimum: 0
  • Population Maximum: 21
  • Grass Area: 48
  • Forest Area: 16
  • Total Area: 64

Brachiosaurus


  • Base Star Rating: 140 (100% Genome)
  • Comfort %: 50
  • Social Minimum: 1
  • Social Maximum: 5
  • Population Minimum: 0
  • Population Maximum: 25
  • Grass Area: 210
  • Forest Area: 210
  • Total Area: 420

Camarasaurus


  • Base Star Rating: 128 (100% Genome)
  • Comfort %: 45
  • Social Minimum: 2
  • Social Maximum: 7
  • Population Minimum: 1
  • Population Maximum: 23
  • Grass Area: 147
  • Forest Area: 248
  • Total Area: 395

Ceratosaurus


  • Base Star Rating: 102 (100% Genome)
  • Comfort %: 55
  • Social Minimum: 0
  • Social Maximum: 3
  • Population Minimum: 0
  • Population Maximum: 20
  • Grass Area: 117
  • Forest Area: 44
  • Total Area: 221

Chasmosaurus


  • Base Star Rating: 50 (100% Genome)
  • Comfort %: 45
  • Social Minimum: 3
  • Social Maximum: 5
  • Population Minimum: 3
  • Population Maximum: 11
  • Grass Area: 71
  • Forest Area: 26
  • Total Area: 97

Chrichtonsaurus


  • Base Star Rating: 56 (96% Genome)
  • Comfort %: 55
  • Social Minimum: 0
  • Social Maximum: 5
  • Population Minimum: 0
  • Population Maximum: 8
  • Grass Area: 73
  • Forest Area: 25
  • Total Area: 98

Chungkingosaurus


  • Base Star Rating: 42 (100% Genome)
  • Comfort %: 50
  • Social Minimum: 2
  • Social Maximum: 12
  • Population Minimum: 2
  • Population Maximum: 18
  • Grass Area: 120
  • Forest Area: 97
  • Total Area: 217

Corythosaurus


  • Base Star Rating: 27 (100% Genome)
  • Comfort %: 20
  • Social Minimum: 2
  • Social Maximum: 13
  • Population Minimum: 2
  • Population Maximum: 24
  • Grass Area: 66
  • Forest Area: 40
  • Total Area: 106

Deinonychus


  • Base Star Rating: 75 (100% Genome)
  • Comfort %: 75
  • Social Minimum: 3
  • Social Maximum: 8
  • Population Minimum: 0
  • Population Maximum: 18
  • Grass Area: 125
  • Forest Area: 74
  • Total Area: 199

Dilophosaurus


  • Base Star Rating: 69 (100% Genome)
  • Comfort %: 70
  • Social Minimum: 1
  • Social Maximum: 12
  • Population Minimum: 0
  • Population Maximum: 22
  • Grass Area: 98
  • Forest Area: 98
  • Total Area: 196

Diplodocus


  • Base Star Rating: 122 (100% Genome)
  • Comfort %: 40
  • Social Minimum: 1
  • Social Maximum: 8
  • Population Minimum: 0
  • Population Maximum: 24
  • Grass Area: 198
  • Forest Area: 101
  • Total Area: 299

Dracorex


  • Base Star Rating: 32 (100% Genome)
  • Comfort %: 25
  • Social Minimum: 2
  • Social Maximum: 8
  • Population Minimum: 2
  • Population Maximum: 12
  • Grass Area: 77
  • Forest Area: 47
  • Total Area: 124

Edmontosaurus


  • Base Star Rating: 23 (100% Genome)
  • Comfort %: 20
  • Social Minimum: 1
  • Social Maximum: 15
  • Population Minimum: 1
  • Population Maximum: 25
  • Grass Area: 80
  • Forest Area: 54
  • Total Area: 134

Gallimimus


  • Base Star Rating: 12 (92% Genome)
  • Comfort %: 15
  • Social Minimum: 0
  • Social Maximum: 18
  • Population Minimum: 0
  • Population Maximum: 23
  • Grass Area: 37
  • Forest Area: 14
  • Total Area: 51

Giganotosaurus


  • Base Star Rating:
  • Comfort %: 80
  • Social Minimum: 1
  • Social Maximum: 2
  • Population Minimum: 1
  • Population Maximum: 14
  • Grass Area: 186
  • Forest Area: 44
  • Total Area: 230

Gigantspinosaurus


  • Base Star Rating: 42 (83% Genome)
  • Comfort %: 55
  • Social Minimum: 4
  • Social Maximum: 10
  • Population Minimum: 4
  • Population Maximum: 16
  • Grass Area: 103
  • Forest Area: 92
  • Total Area: 195

Huayangosaurus


  • Base Star Rating: 38 (100% Genome)
  • Comfort %: 50
  • Social Minimum: 1
  • Social Maximum: 13
  • Population Minimum: 1
  • Population Maximum: 20
  • Grass Area: 113
  • Forest Area: 104
  • Total Area: 217

Indominus Rex


  • Base Star Rating: 273
  • Comfort %: 90
  • Social Minimum: 0
  • Social Maximum: 1
  • Population Minimum: 0
  • Population Maximum: 10
  • Grass Area: 231
  • Forest Area: 75
  • Total Area: 306

Kentrosaurus


  • Base Star Rating: 31
  • Comfort %: 55
  • Social Minimum: 3
  • Social Maximum: 11
  • Population Minimum: 3
  • Population Maximum: 14
  • Grass Area: 131
  • Forest Area: 108
  • Total Area: 239

Maiasaura


  • Base Star Rating: 32 (100% Genome)
  • Comfort %: 25
  • Social Minimum: 4
  • Social Maximum: 12
  • Population Minimum: 4
  • Population Maximum: 23
  • Grass Area: 76
  • Forest Area: 62
  • Total Area: 138

Majungasaurus


  • Base Star Rating: 156
  • Comfort %: 60
  • Social Minimum: 0
  • Social Maximum: 2
  • Population Minimum: 0
  • Population Maximum: 16
  • Grass Area: 181
  • Forest Area: 45
  • Total Area: 226

Mamenchisaurus


  • Base Star Rating: 157 (95% Genome)
  • Comfort %: ~ 50%
  • Social Minimum: 2
  • Social Maximum: 4
  • Population Minimum: 0
  • Population Maximum: 25
  • Enclosure Size: Large
  • Grassland: Very Low
  • Forest: Very High (Entire pen pretty much)

Metricanthosaurus


  • Base Star Rating: 126 (100% Genome)
  • Comfort %: ---
  • Social Minimum: 0
  • Social Maximum: 2
  • Population Minimum: 0
  • Population Maximum: 18
  • Grass Area: 154
  • Forest Area: 73
  • Total Area: 227

Muttaburrasaurus


  • Base Star Rating: 37 (98% Genome)
  • Comfort %: 30
  • Social Minimum: 6
  • Social Maximum: 12
  • Population Minimum: 6
  • Population Maximum: 20
  • Grass Area: 72
  • Forest Area: 59
  • Total Area: 131

Nodosaurus


  • Base Star Rating: 63 (100% Genome)
  • Comfort %: ---
  • Social Minimum: 0
  • Social Maximum: 4
  • Population Minimum: 0
  • Population Maximum: 7
  • Grass Area: 28
  • Forest Area: 26
  • Total Area: 54

Pachycephalosaurus


  • Base Star Rating: 39 (100% Genome)
  • Comfort %: 25
  • Social Minimum: 3
  • Social Maximum: 6
  • Population Minimum: 3
  • Population Maximum: 10
  • Grass Area: 105
  • Forest Area: 50
  • Total Area: 155

Parasaurolophus


  • Base Star Rating: 36 (100% Genome)
  • Comfort %: 30
  • Social Minimum: 4
  • Social Maximum: 14
  • Population Minimum: 4
  • Population Maximum: 21
  • Grass Area: 76
  • Forest Area: 52
  • Total Area: 128

Pentaceratops


  • Base Star Rating: 42 (73% Genome)
  • Comfort %: 45
  • Social Minimum: 3
  • Social Maximum: 5
  • Population Minimum: 3
  • Population Maximum: 9
  • Grass Area: 78
  • Forest Area: 29
  • Total Area: 107

Polacanthus


  • Base Star Rating: 63 (96% Genome)
  • Comfort %: 60
  • Social Minimum: 0
  • Social Maximum: 3
  • Population Minimum: 0
  • Population Maximum: 6
  • Grass Area: 77
  • Forest Area: 4
  • Total Area: 81

Sauropelta


  • Base Star Rating: 49 (61% Genome)
  • Comfort %: 55
  • Social Minimum: 0
  • Social Maximum: 2
  • Population Minimum: 0
  • Population Maximum: 4
  • Grass Area: 98
  • Forest Area: 3
  • Total Area: 101

Spinosaurus


  • Base Star Rating: 240 (100% Genome)
  • Comfort %: 70
  • Social Minimum: 0
  • Social Maximum: 2
  • Population Minimum: 0
  • Population Maximum: 13
  • Grass Area: 223
  • Forest Area: 54
  • Total Area: 277

Stegosaurus


  • Base Star Rating: 47 (89% Genome)
  • Comfort %: 55
  • Social Minimum: 5
  • Social Maximum: 9
  • Population Minimum: 5
  • Population Maximum: 15
  • Grass Area: 137
  • Forest Area: 111
  • Total Area: 248

Struthiomimus


  • Base Star Rating: 9 (100% Genome)
  • Comfort %: 10
  • Social Minimum: 0
  • Social Maximum: 20
  • Population Minimum: 0
  • Population Maximum: 25
  • Grass Area: 25
  • Forest Area: 12
  • Total Area: 37

Styracosaurus


  • Base Star Rating: 41 (100% Genome)
  • Comfort %: 45
  • Social Minimum: 2
  • Social Maximum: 5
  • Population Minimum: 2
  • Population Maximum: 14
  • Grass Area: 66
  • Forest Area: 25
  • Total Area: 91

Suchomimus


  • Base Star Rating: 144
  • Comfort %: 65
  • Social Minimum: 0
  • Social Maximum: 2
  • Population Minimum: 0
  • Population Maximum: 16
  • Grass Area: 182
  • Forest Area: 46
  • Total Area: 228

Torosaurus


  • Base Star Rating: 47 (100% Genome)
  • Comfort %: 45
  • Social Minimum: 2
  • Social Maximum: 5
  • Population Minimum: 2
  • Population Maximum: 13
  • Grass Area: 67
  • Forest Area: 30
  • Total Area: 97

Triceratops


  • Base Star Rating: 39 (100% Genome)
  • Comfort %: 40
  • Social Minimum: 1
  • Social Maximum: 6
  • Population Minimum: 1
  • Population Maximum: 16
  • Grass Area: 92
  • Forest Area: 47
  • Total Area: 139

Tsintaosaurus


  • Base Star Rating: 31 (92% Genome)
  • Comfort %: 25
  • Social Minimum: 4
  • Social Maximum: 15
  • Population Minimum: 4
  • Population Maximum: 22
  • Grass Area: 85
  • Forest Area: 52
  • Total Area: 137

Tyrannosaurus Rex


  • Base Star Rating: 234 (100% Genome)
  • Comfort %: 85
  • Social Minimum: 0
  • Social Maximum: 1
  • Population Minimum: 0
  • Population Maximum: 15
  • Grass Area: 211
  • Forest Area: 52
  • Total Area: 263

Velociraptor


  • Base Star Rating: 74 (100% Genome)
  • Comfort %: 80
  • Social Minimum: 2
  • Social Maximum: 6
  • Population Minimum: 0
  • Population Maximum: 20
  • Grass Area: 148
  • Forest Area: 52
  • Total Area: 200

Extra: My Combinations


This is what I use, and it seems to work. They get along, their populations desires match, and their terrain requirements work together. It also allows 1 or 2 extra of the herding dinosaurs so that if one dies you aren't immediately in trouble of a rampage.
My picture shows you the size of the enclosures i made for each grouping. Some of the enclosures are bigger than they need to be (Pen Q and L are an example), while others are the bare minimum the dinosaurs would accept (Pen G, F, H, J, R, are examples).
These were used on story islands, and Sandbox. The larger groups are, of course, not suited for small islands.
Jurassic world evolution triceratops vs ceratosaurus
  • A - Sauropelta (2)
  • B - Tyrannosaurus Rex (1)
  • C - Baryonx (2)
  • D - Spinosaurus (2)
  • E - Parasaurolophus (6) + Tsintaosaurus (6) + Muttaburrasaurus (6) + Edmontosaurus (3)
  • F - Giganotosaurus (2)
  • G - Velociraptor (6)
  • H - Ceratosaurus (2 - 3)
  • I - Diplodocus + Archaeorinthomimus / Struthiomimus / Gallimimus
  • J - Mamenchisaurus (3) + Stegosaurus (5) + DIlophosaurus (4)
  • K - Suchomimus (2)
  • L - Majungasaurus (2)
  • M - Pachycephalosaurus (4) + Huayangosaurus (3)
  • N - Stygimoloch (4) + Chungkingosaurus (3)
  • O - Torosaurus (2) + Kentrosaurus (4)
  • P - Carnotaurus (2)
  • Q - Allosaurus (1)
  • R - Brachiosaurus (3) + Apatosaurus (4) + Gigantospinosaurus (4)
  • S - Metricanthosaurus (2)
  • T - Pentaceratops (4) + Nodosaurus (1)
  • U - Sinoceratops (4) + Chrichtonsaurus (1)
  • V - Chasmosaurus (4) + Anklyosaurus (1)
  • W - Styracosaurus (4) + Polacanthus (1)

Note: I do not breed Camarasaurus, Deinonychus, Indominus Rex, Indoraptor or Dracorex in my parks due to their hard-to-please temperments.