Animal Crossing Wiki
Advertisement

The juramaia is a stand-alone fossil that can be donated to the museum in New Horizons.

Donation to the museum[]

In New Horizons[]

Upon donation to the museum or selecting "Tell me more about this!", Blathers will say:

"Ah, yes, the juramaia: one of the first mammals, and one of the few to live alongside the dinosaurs! In order to hide from much larger dinosaurs, it was less than four inches long and quite unobtrusive. Some even theorize that these mammals were nocturnal until the dinosaurs went extinct. They needed every advantage to live among those behemoths. They were nocturnal before it was cool!"

The juramaia is on display in the southeast corner of the second fossil room, next to the Dimetrodon.

Gallery[]

Further information[]

Main article: Juramaia on Wikipedia''Juramaia is an extinct genus of very basal eutherian mammal from the Late Jurassic (Oxfordian stage) deposits of western Liaoning, China; it is a small shrew-like mammal with a body length approximately 70–100 mm, similar in size to the modern De Winton's shrew. Juramaia is known from the holotype BMNH PM1343, an articulated and nearly complete skeleton including incomplete skull preserved with full dentition.

In other languages[]

Juramaia
Language Name Translation
Japan Japanese ジュラマイア Juramaia -
France French Juramaia -
Spain Spanish Juramaia -
Germany German -
Italy Italian Juramaia -
The Netherlands Dutch Juramaia -
Russia Russian Юрамайя Yuramayya -
China Chinese 侏罗兽/侏羅獸 zhūluóshòu -
South Korea Korean ' -


Fossils
Animal Animal Crossing Wild World Logo Animal Crossing- City Folk (logo) Animal Crossing New Leaf logo Animal Crossing New Horizons logo
Multi-part fossils
AnkylosaurusApatosaurusArchelonBrachiosaurusDeinonychusDimetrodonDiplodocusIchthyosaurIguanodonMammothMegaceropsMegalocerosOphthalmosaurusPachycephalosaurusParasaurolophusPlesiosaurPteranodonQuetzalcoatlusSabertooth tigerSeismosaurusSpinosaurusStegosaurusStyracosaurusTriceratopsTyrannosaurus rexVelociraptor
Stand-alone fossils
AcanthostegaAmberAmmoniteAnomalocarisArchaeopteryxAustralopithecusCoproliteDinosaur eggDinosaur trackDunkleosteusEusthenopteronFern fossilJuramaiaMyllokunmingiaPeking manShark toothShark-tooth patternTrilobite
Navigation
FossilBlathersShovelMuseum
Advertisement