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"The outer limits of the floodplain are defined by the bluff-line, or valley wall. These are formed of steep slopes and sharp bluffs carved over centuries by a combination of the ever shifting meander of the rivers, violent flood waters and a barrage of winds. Being the driest areas of the floodplain, fires are also a major component of this habitat. Lightning storms have a habit of setting thse areas alight, and thus they are often seen in a state of regrowth. The ankylosaurs Denversaurus and Ankylosaurus can be found here occasionally, when they wander in from deeper inland."

― Saurian encylopedia

(NOTE: This biome is temporarily removed from the game, due to the unifinished plant overhaul)

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Illustrated landscape of the bluffs, with a female Anzu and a Meniscoessus.

The Bluffs are characterized by the most elevated and steep extension of the Hardwood forest. It is relatively denser than the hardwoods and it is located on the edges of the map, at the west, south and north of it, being only absent on the eastern edge where the beach is located. Palaeosaniwa, Didelphodon and Chamops can be found here. Among the most common dinosaurs are Pachycephalosaurus, ornithomimids, Denversaurus, Acheroraptor, Dakotaraptor, Thescelosaurus, Pectinodon and Tyrannosaurus. Triceratops and Anatosaurus, however, are also found here. Ankylosaurus is much more commonly found in this biome, in contrast with others.

The Bluffs

Representation of the bluffs, as it appears in Saurian: A Field Guide to Hell Creek.

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