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6. Protoceratops
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This six to eight feet long creature comes from the family of Triceratops, which has made appearances in several Jurassic World/Park movies. The dino has a large frill at the back of its head and is an otherwise friendly monster. The movie franchise has always included a few dinosaurs that are not a threat to humans and therefore including this one in the upcoming film would make for a great role.
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