The Tyrannosaurs, Spinosaurs, and Charcarodontosaurs, oh my.

Ha the last pic was great. Interesting topic and I guess I have to agree with you. Looking the pic with allosaurs included. Where do you think allosaurs would stand?

Yhea preety mush sums up ther difrences

Allotitan, since the carcharodontosaurs were members of the allosaur family, I'd have to put it in the middle ground category, though closer to the spinosaurs since their more slender than the carcharodontosaurs(not closer to the spinosaurs relation-wise, simply in build and appearance, if that makes sense).

That pretty well sums it up. Nice post.

Thanks MrHappy

Very true. :)

Ok thanks for the info RexFan. I hope you like the birthday post😂

Just want to point out that in the length comparison pic, the spino's tail looks broken.

Very nice! I agree with all the points ,ade. ;) Happy late Bday, Btw!

This is pretty interesting.

I definitely agree with pretty much everything.

Wow, not much debate then, haha. Then I guess I did a good job, lol

All three groups were specialized in the prey around them.

The larger tyrannosaurids(Zhucheng, Tarbo, Tyranno) coexisted with ankylosaurs and in the case of rex, Ceratopsians of decent size. Their teeth were adept at crushing for this one purpose, to take them down and make dinner out of them. They occupied one niche, while the Dromaeosaurs of their time hunted hadrosaurs and even the small ceratopsians/sauropods - not to say tyrannosaurs did not do this as well.

Spinosaurs, were obviously adept at catching and killing fish/rays. Not too easy of a feat, as the fish they hunted had the potential of growing to twenty or so feet in some cases. The only competition they really had was crocodilians and pterosaurs, and even the Spinosaurs would have fed on them as well. That niche was theirs for the taking so to speak.

The Carcharodontosaurs, well they are just the Allosaurs but larger...much larger. They kept hunting the sauropods and even some hadrosaurs when they were available. That theropod family is truly the sauropod slayers.

I like how you went around presenting this, as it does seem Carcharodontosaurs/allosaurs were the middle ground if you will between those two 'extremes'.

That's a pretty awesome fight pic Rex Fan (I've already used it).

That comparison chart shows spinosaurus a bit...well, like a skeleton. There is no way in hell that a spinosaurus (or any other spinosaur for that matter) would be that scrawny (well not a healthy one anyway). IT'S NECK, IS A TOOTHPICK.

And where are giga's and spino's thighs? I don't see them...oh, waaait, there they are, on t-rex's legs.

Nice post though. :)