The base genome of Ceratosaurus has a red head, neck, and upper back, and a creamy body with dark black stripes. As of 2018, it has been revealed that the Ceratosaurus population was the victim of an unconfirmed form of cruelty, likely referring to the aforementioned 1999 illegal cloning event.
Several Ceratosaurus were present on Isla Nublar around the time of the incident in 2015, and were encountered by the survivors of Camp Cretaceous Jurassic World's resident summer camp. It is unknown if any Ceratosaurus were transported to Isla Nublar when Jurassic World opened in 2005. The existence of the Ceratosaurus, which was absent on InGen's list, was later reported to the authorities, as with the presence of Corythosaurus, Ankylosaurus and a Spinosaurus, though these reports were later covered up. After InGen abandoned the cloning facility on Sorna, the Ceratosaurus was released into the wilds of the island, where it was briefly encountered by the survivors of a plane crash on the island in 2001. Ceratosaurus was one of the animals illegally cloned by InGen on Isla Sorna in 1999, soon after the company had been acquired by Masrani Global.
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