Based off of growth rings in the bones, size, and a number of other tactics, scientists determined that large theropods overall would probably live 30 years max. So, Giganotosaurus would have likely lived about 25-30 years.
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Oh, and it also depends on if they died naturally, or from disease, another dinosaur, starvation, etc.
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It still may have been adult that just died before it reached its max age. Either way, assuming they were adults of full size, they were probably at least 25 years old.
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Yeah,25 year is the most likely.but nothing sure untill a thorough investigation.
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