Top 10 Real Life Dinosaur Clashes

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MemberCompsognathusNovember 17, 20135329 Views17 RepliesSo what are the best dinosaur match ups that really took place are the best? Let's find out(note, all species are used once. For example, Allosaurus vs Stegosaurus and Allosaurus vs Ceratosaurus will not both be on the list).
10. Tarbosaurus vs Therizinosaurus
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This clash of titans would have been awesome to watch. However, it's not very well known to the general public, that's why Tarbosaurus vs Therizinosaurus is number 10 on the list.
9. Daspletosaurus vs Gorgosaurus
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Gorgosaurus vs Daspletosaurus would have been an epic clash of tyrants. Both tyrannosaurs lived side by side and would have competed for the same food source. Like Tarbosaurus vs Therizinosaurus however, these fights aren't too well known to the general public. But it still deserves a spot on the list at number 9.
8. Majungatholus vs Majungatholus
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A clash of cannibals! While not well known outside the world of paleontology, this battle certainly deserves a spot on the list.
7. Acrocanthosaurus vs Sauroposeidon
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One of North America's largest dinosaurs vs the top predator of it's time. Acrocanthosaurus was built to take on giants like Sauroposeidon, but Sauroposeidon was no sitting duck and this battle would have been intense.
6. Utahraptor vs Gastonia
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Gastonia was a prehistoric tank with a chainsaw tail and Utahraptor was the largest raptor we know of. This really was a brain vs brawn situation and earns it's spot on the list.
5. Spinosaurus vs Carcharodontosaurus
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This is perhaps the closest we'll ever get to Tyrannosaurus vs Spinosaurus. But this clash would still have been impressive. A true clash of titans.
4. Giganotosaurus vs Argentinosaurus
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One of the largest land predators vs one of the largest land animals. Giganotosaurus vs Argentinosaurus is possibly the greatest sauropod vs theropod situation ever.
3. Velociraptor vs Protoceratops
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Not all of the greatest dinosaur battles were on such a large scale. Some were between somewhat small dinosaurs. With fossil proof of this battle taking place, Velociraptor vs Protoceratops is one of the best known dinosaur battles known.
2. Allosaurus vs Stegosaurus
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Disney's Fantasia brought us Tyrannosaurus vs Stegosaurus. Real life brought us the next best thing, Allosaurus vs Stegosaurus. One of the best documented real life encounters between dinosaurs, the age old rivalry of Allosaurus vs Stegosaurus is one of the greatest dinosaur match ups ever.
1. Tyrannosaurus vs Triceratops
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Ever since the first T-rex and Triceratops fossils were pulled from the ground, stories and reconstructions detailing the fights between these two giants have persisted. When one thinks of dinosaurs, this clash is one of the first things they think of. Tyrannosaurus rex vs Triceratops is without a doubt, the ultimate clash of titans.
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