The Worlds

Dinodrifters travel in time and space into earth's past using the Timegate. They do so to study the ancient ecosystems of the past; from the Quaternary time period all the way back to the primordial Cambrian.

Here are all the currently coded times and places to feature in Dinodrifters. Each is based on a specific fossil site (except #0):

0. Quaternary Cymreen [Present] (Blackhill Reserve)

1. Late Jurassic Wyoming [153 Ma] (based on the Morrison Formation) [time file available!]

2. Late Cretaceous Montana [66 Ma] (based on the Hell Creek Formation) [time file available!]

3. Late Cretaceous Mongolia [80 Ma] (based on the Flaming Cliffs) [time file available!]

4. Late Triassic Arizona [200 Ma] (based on Ghost Ranch/the Chinle Formation) [time file available!]

5. Early Cretaceous China [122 Ma] (based on the Yixian Formation) [time file available!]

6. Middle Jurassic England [160 Ma] (based on the Oxford Clays) [time file available!]

7. Late Cretaceous Australia/Antarctica [106 Ma] (based on Dinosaur Cove) [time file available!]

The planned areas to come are:

8. Middle Cretaceous Argentina [95 Ma] (based on the Huincul Formation)

9. Middle Cretaceous Egypt [100 Ma] (based on the Bahariya Formation)

10. Late Jurassic Tanzania [150 Ma] (based on the Tendaguru Formation)

11. Middle Triassic Argentina [230 Ma] (based on Moon Valley)

12. Late Permian Siberia [255 Ma] (based on the Sololniki Formation)

13. Early Permian Germany [280 Ma] (based on the Bromacker Formation)

14. Late Carboniferous Scotland [300 Ma] (based on the Clackmannan Formation)

15. Middle Devonian Pennsylvania [360 Ma] (based on the Red Hill formation)

16. Middle Silurian Cymru [418 Ma] (based on several fossil sites)

17. Middle Ordovician Minnesota [450 Ma] (based on the St. Peter Sandstone Formation)

18. Late Cambrian China [530 Ma] (based on the Chengjing Formation)

19. Early Paleogene Germany [49 Ma] (based on the Geisel Formation)

20. Middle Paleogene Mongolia [23 Ma] (based on the Irdin Manha Formation)

21. Late Paleogene Brazil [3 Ma] (based on the Acre Formation)

22. Middle Quaternary Cymru [0.2 Ma] (based on Snowdonia)

23. Late Quaternary Cymreen [0 Ma]

24. Future land [-? Ma]

More will be added as development continues!