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MemberCompsognathusDec-21-2016 11:33 AMMaking an ultimate predator showdown. Comment on here if you would like your supermassive real carnivorous dinosaur on here. I am using T. rex, Titanovenator, Acrocanthosaurus atokensis, Spinosaurus aegyptiacus, Spinosaurus morrocanus, Carcharodontosaurus saharicus, Carcharodontosaurus iguidensis, Giganotosaurus carolinii, and Saurophaganax maximus. Let me know if there are any others I should include. I will be making the battle two weeks from now so be quick about it if you want to see your favorite large carnivorous dinosaur duke it out with other biggies.
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MemberCompsognathusDec-21-2016 7:14 PMThat'd make things interesting as Mapusaurus rosae is extremely large and if they hunted in groups that'd make them really dangerous.
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MemberAllosaurusJan-06-2017 11:54 AMConcur with the addition of Mapusaurus
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MemberCompsognathusMay-15-2017 9:11 AMI also have recently found out about a new species of Tyrannosaurus. It has been dubbed Tyrannosaurus imperator. With this only having a 16 year old to represent the species it is really large. Being 13 feet tall, 51 feet long and weighing a whopping 13 tons he may have a great advantage here. Should I add it?
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MemberCompsognathusMay-15-2017 6:38 PMIt was not 13ft tall 51ft long or 13 tons in weight; T.imperator is synonymous with T.rex.
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MemberCompsognathusMay-16-2017 5:03 AMI looked into it and it is a distinct species. The differences in the skull make it more like an over sized Tarbosaurus than a T. Rex.
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MemberAllosaurusAug-11-2017 10:29 AM^No, the specimen to which you are referring is UCMP 118742, aka the Peck's Rex. The reason it used to be estimated at fifty-one feet long was because they were stupid and used the bones of a f*cking sauropod. So now it's downsized to 12.2 meters.
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MemberAllosaurusAug-11-2017 10:50 AMAlso, it's debatable whether S.morrocanus is the same genus as S.aegyptiacus or if it's an entirely new genus--Sigilmassasaurus brevicollis.
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