I really enjoyed reading the comments on my previous post, so here we go with round two: Sauropodomorphs!!!

Sauropodomorphs are animals we’ve been dying to see since the first Evolution. With the inclusion of a creature as complex as Deinosuchus, the arrival of one of these incredible animals is now just a matter of time... But which genus will be chosen?

So, I’m asking you: which one would you choose out of the two most talked about options (or at least the ones I’ve heard the most about here)?

On one hand, we have **Mussaurus**, a genus that first appeared in the second JP novel, where it was described as a tiny animal based on knowledge now outdated. One might say this should immediately disqualify it, but with Cearadactylus we know that sticking to the descriptions in the novel isn't necessary. In fact, I’d use this detail to make the Mussaurus babies the youngest ones on the entire roster! Imagine how unique and funny it would be to see babies the size of a Compy for an animal that big 

On the other hand, we have the legendary **Plateosaurus**. While it hasn't featured prominently in the Jurassic franchise, it is famous among dinosaur enthusiasts for its brief but majestic appearance in WWD, imprinting itself on the memory of anyone who saw the documentary in their childhood (🫵). It has the advantage of a fossil record featuring at least one truly colossal species—relatively speaking—which could place it above Mussaurus in terms of wow factor

**Which one would you choose?** Personally, I would choose Mussaurus for its connection to the novel and because it would be really fun to see tiny babies as a nod to the book itself. Plateosaurus would be incredible too, and I even think they could coexist perfectly if Frontier's Plateosaurus were based on the trossingensis species to have size variety

Who would you choose? The novel vs. the popular - Sauropodomorph edition