Theropod durability

I'd rather say that all dinosaurs were extremely durable.  

For example, an Edmontosaurus that was discovered had several broken tail vertebrae because a T-rex bit down.  And yet this one individual escaped with its life, and the vertebrae healed.  But the bite wound itself would have been deadly enough if it had been a mammal.

That is not limitate to dinosaurs. In fact, everything of that happends in modern days too, predators are very used to survive wounds, even bad ones, and it is the same for herbivores.

If you mean a stronger immunitary system, then I agree, because they could have had it, being reptiles.

Otherwise, it is common for animals, predators especially to be endurable. Nothing out of context with dinosaurs too.

I just think that theropods were more durable then most mammalian carnivores At parity. I was going to do another on how durable other dinosaur groups are but you already did that. And I agree that reptiles have a stronger immunity system them mammals and same was said for dinosaur.honest to god my opinion uis dinosaurs>>>>>>>>>>>mammals in overall durability. I don't see many extreme cases of them surviving major trauma. The only ones I do see are flukes or people helped them. In dinosaurs a lot if the time the bones will be broken then healed Wich means they lived rough lives and wre quite durable. The only reason we don't see this all the time is because dinosaur fossils are rare.

Theropods are extremely durable. They had to be. However, think, we've only found a few specimens (realatively speaking) of Theropods with major injuries. compared to mammals, they are more durable, but durable like a crocodile or lizard. Also the fact that they are big makes injuries look bigger compared to us. I mean, human being can't survive being bitten by a Baryonyx, but I'm sure a triceratops would pass it up as a little nip. Barely noticeable. But, I do like this. I didn't know about some  of these injuries.

Delta, I put the injuries in a human perspective, like saying the human would have a bad face injury. You find  the first post helpful?

No doubt theropods were durable. They had to be. They had to be able to take a hit and keep on going. If they couldn't, they die. Survival of the fittest, and let's face it, who's to say the dinosaurs would have died out had that asteroid not hit Earth 65 million years ago?