[NavyMesoRanger]

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Originally Posted by YuuHikari

woudn't a better classification be Therapod - Sauropod - Aerial - Aquatic , that way we only have 4 main forms since classifying the first three based on what they eat then the rest be on their habitat is kinda wierd.

we could even add elemental affinities to each Therapod (fire)- Sauropod (Earth)- Aerial (wind/thunder)- Aquatic (water/ice). But that's just me

If we are going to use Theropods and Sauropods (just a reminder for those who don't know: Sauropods are only the dinosaurs with long neck), why not instead of using aerial and aquatic we use Pterosaurs and Sauropterygians (their scientific definitions)?
Also, follows my list of suggestions for the different ''power change'' dinos:
Theropds: Tyrannosaurus-Utahraptor-Carnotaurus-Spinosaurus
If Sauropods: Argentinosaurus-Saltasaurus-Apatosaurus-Sauroposeidon
If Herbivores: Triceratops-Ankylosaurus-Stegosaurus-Pachycephalosaurus
Pterosaurs: Pteranodon-Pterodactyl-Tapejara-Quetzalcoatlus
Sauropterygians: Elasmosaurus-Kronosaurus-Pliosaurus-Nothosaurus
Omnivores(if we-re doing them, they could be like a ''movie form''):Therezinosaurus-Gallimimus-Deinocheirus-Oviraptor

And about the elements, I like the idea and the distribution of them. The Omnivores could be void.