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Have $2,000,000 - the cost of the research. We wouldn't bother building more than one, since you probably won't get I-Rex until the fourth island. Have 4 Research Centers - that's either one over four islands, or multiple ones per island. Instead it requires Research, and some very specific requirements. The I-Rex is one of the hardest dinosaurs in Jurassic World: Evolution to unlock, since it can't be received from fossils at an Expedition dig site or a mission like all the other dinosaurs in the game.
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