Cryolophosaurus in jurassic world?

Yes. What I was trying to say (sort of) :)

Indiana Jones is right about the sub-adult Rex. Cryolophosaurus would not be a bad choice, but I don't know if it's the right choice.

Ok Indiana Jones, I didn't remember too well. Of course, that wouldn't add more than 0.5-1 year? Rexy has still many years to live.

Oh, and forgot bout Cryolophosaurus. I don't think it is going to appear in the film. It would be cool, but there are many other cooler choice. Like Troodon. It was said and re-said, yes. But I do still think at it. It would also appear for continuity factors, as it already made an appearance in JP:TG.

Glad you like my site Indiana Jones. Cryolophosaurus is featured on it ;)

I know Indiana. Hmmm... being the biggest doesn't mean neccessarly Rexy/Big Red is also the oldest! Every dinosaur (like every creature) is different. Maybe Rexy is just a freaking giant for her species on Isla Nublar and Sorna. Let's also take the fact that genethics and cloning have an important spot here. ;)

I mean giant by Jurassic Park standards. I agree with your estimation though.

They used the same mechanical trex in the last two films, just added a second for TLW U retards lol

it even says on the extras of the dvd's

so yh it is still a load of bollox. On the scale graph pictures he looks smaller in length and mainly height due to the sail on spino but in the actual battle in the movie they looked same size. 

Infact! If u wanna get really technical like u all seem to be doin, both spino and rex were under sized. Rex technically shoulda been the length of th

JP3 spino n spino prob 50ft instead of 45

19 feet at the sail indiana

i dont think u know an awfull lot about ya scaling pal, the largest tyrannosaur ever excavated SUE which our friend here rexy is based on. U may wanna check this out http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sue_%28Tyrannosaurus%29

And it isnt a fact. There is no fact . does it say juvenile on this scale chart : http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=159880725

no ! 

i am not even bothered really i have my views that the second rex bit spino round the neck should caused major damage and possibly give rex the advantage to win , im just waitin for a reply now sayin it was juvenile bite force. ha

Here's a few links that support the sub-adult Rex statement...

Jurassic Park Wikia

Villains Wikia

At the very least, it was smaller than any of the other JP Tyrannosaurus's. I do think it was a sub adult personally, but that's just me (and half the other guys on this forum).

good website but both are fan made which doesnt really argue the case

True i take the word argue back