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MemberCompsognathusDec-07-2013 10:57 PMArgentinosaurus was a collossal dinosaur! It stretched out at 100 feet long and weighed 92 tons. Wouldn't that be awesome for JP4?
Lord Vader
MemberTyrannosaurus RexDec-07-2013 11:02 PMWhile it would be cool, I've got one word to say no: Brachiosaurus
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MemberCompsognathusDec-07-2013 11:06 PMI agree with MrHappy. Argentinosaurus is a titanic dinosaur, but Brachiosaurus has already established itself as the "biggest dinosaur" in JP. It'd be like the situation with Rex being replaced(although not as extreme). Not to mention the fact I'm sure they're focussing on new predators more than new herbivores.
DinoSteve93
MemberCompsognathusDec-08-2013 9:14 AMI agree with them two. Maybe the most likely chance to get another sauropod apart Brachio, is Mamenchisaurus.
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MemberCompsognathusDec-08-2013 9:37 AMMaybe they'll have Brachiosaurus and one other sauropod. Mamenchisaurus and Argentinosaurus were both probably shorter than Brachiosaurus, so if they're walking alongside Brach, it'll still "look" bigger. If that makes sense.
DinoSteve93
MemberCompsognathusDec-08-2013 10:42 AMAgree with you. I'll be happy if at least Brachio returns.
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MemberCompsognathusJan-05-2014 8:37 PMi'm totally not agree ! Brachiosaurus Is The tallest creature ever exists but theres another sauropod that catches my eyes and it is the Seismosaurus ! it is the longest creature ever exist because the adult can streched for almost about 53 meters long !
Sinornithosaurus
MemberCompsognathusJan-05-2014 8:40 PMBrachosaurus was not the tallest.
Also, Seismosaurus turned out to be a larger-than-usual Diplodocus. Some 30m long, not 50m.
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MemberCompsognathusJan-07-2014 11:12 PMYou have to remember that dinosaur had an "Indeterminante Growth" so if a seismosaurus live long enough, had plenty of food and no predator it could reach up to 50 meters long.
Sinornithosaurus
MemberCompsognathusJan-07-2014 11:13 PMProbably.
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MemberCompsognathusJan-08-2014 3:04 PMThe distinction between Seismosaurus and Diplodocus is sketchy though. 50 meters is a reasonable upper estimate with 40 meters being a good average size.
PS- Sauroposeidon was likely the tallest dinosaur at about 18 meters tall.