Most paleontologists tentatively classify this late Cretaceous dinosaur as a true tyrannosaur, while others maintain that it was more closely related to Allosaurus. Whatever the case, the 23-foot-long Labocania was certainly one of the most feared predators of late Cretaceous Baja California, where its remains were found.
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