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CARNY - Quite so! I do not believe I have had the pleasure of welcoming you to SCIFIED! I certainly hope you find the forums to your liking! :)

Very interesting, especially since it helps fill in the blank of where saurischians and ornithichians branched off.

ULTRAZERO80 - I believe he is a very cute dinosaur! :)

Interesting find, SR.

Time for my entry 

Name megalocanthosaurus

Diet:carnivore

Weights: 30 tons

Length: 59 feet

Height: 17,5 feet

Activity :hunting,ambushing

Security fence size :high

Dna :megalosaurus,acro,dilophosaurs,styracosaus

Natural born enemy : i.rex

Abilty :spit very sticky poison,disable any tracking device and anti-infrared

Appearance : have a long mouth,has long horn,very sharp teeth,small spikes starting from it's head to it's tail

How do you think of that huh

It's a tie between the Cretaceous and Jurassic periods for me.

^Lmao

Cool.

^I wrote this fight to confirm that Tyrannos is indeed stronger than Thunderstorm.

Nice fight, TVR.

No, it was supposed to be 3 Dilo holograms, then reduced to 1.

Thanks

I know I didn't learn about it till a couple days ago, and I'm glad they are going to have Dilo in JWFK because in JW they were supposed to have him but ended up cutting the scene.

It is not.

I too am excited.  Knew about this image for a while though, and I think the news section made an announcement about this a while back (and no, don't get worried about repeating a topic; you didn't).

But I have heard that Barosaurus lentus is the largest dinosaur of all time.

^A.fragilis lived in North America. A.europaeus is the species you're looking for.

DO TYRANT LORD TYRANCE VS NEQUIT DOMINUM!!!

Oxalaia?

North America: Dilophosaurus wetherilli

South America: Carnotaurus sastrei

Europe: Allosaurus europaeus

Africa: Paralititan stromeri

Asia: Therizinosaurus cheloniformis

Australia: Minmi paravertabra

Antarctica: Cryolophosaurus ellioti

North America:  T.rex.

South America:  Giganotosaurus

Africa:  Spinosaurus

Europe:  Baryonyx

Asia:  Three-way tie between Velociraptor, Gigantoraptor, and Achillobator.

Australia:  Australovenator

Antarctica:  Cryolophosaurus

Also, it's debatable whether S.morrocanus is the same genus as S.aegyptiacus or if it's an entirely new genus--Sigilmassasaurus brevicollis.

^No, the specimen to which you are referring is UCMP 118742, aka the Peck's Rex. The reason it used to be estimated at fifty-one feet long was because they were stupid and used the bones of a f*cking sauropod. So now it's downsized to 12.2 meters.

Argentinosaurus was around 65-70 tons, like this animal is likely to be,

@Iraptus,

thanks

^It seems Patagotitan was still growing so we don't know for sure how large it could've gotten.

65 to 77 tons? Argentinosaurus was around a hundred tons from what I've read.

Carnosaur21 we do yes. But sometime they get through. If you see one like the post above, feel free to PM myself or any of the other moderators/staff/admin. We will take care of it.

This one above will be deleted and the member account banned.

Cheers

IRaptus 

Does the admin not control bots?

^There are a few bots that post ads on topics.

Pretty interesting topic. I wonder if the fully grown animal was larger than a blue whale.

wat

A volcano is about to erupt on Isla Nublar. Benjamin Lockwood funds an rescue mission to save the dinosaurs and transfer them to Isla Sorna and Owen and Claire are apart of it. Owen of course wants to save Blue.

I suspect Lockwood is actually a secret villain who sabotages the mission when they have enough dinosaurs captured and has the dinosaurs to be brought to his property so he can auction them off to companies. And we find out that Dr. Wu is also now working for him and makes a new hybrid called the Indoraptor that escapes in the third act of the film.

still very cool

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DRACONUS - This is an exceedingly neat list! I do not presently have one to present; however, I very much enjoy your selections! :)

Hah, I forgot the most important thing! A standee from 'The Lost World'. It was hiding under my bed :) It's never been assembled. Time to move out of this dungeon, because I don't know where to put it all anymore. Here's an example pic:

North America: Dakotaraptor

South America: Agustinia

Asia: Yutyrannus

Europe: Baryonyx

Australia: Australovenator

Antarctica: Cryolophosaurus

Ranked:

7. Cryolophosaurus

6. Australovenator

5. Agustinia

4. Baryonyx

3. Yutyrannus

2. Spinosaurus

1. Dakotaraptor

You mentioned Horner in the topic.

^What does that have anything to do with this topic? And what's your list?