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ASMeekerorum — The Sensitive Snouts Club
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Published: 2017-06-18 13:25:52 +0000 UTC; Views: 2231; Favourites: 31; Downloads: 0
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The three theropod dinosaurs found with crocodile like networks of sensors in their snouts. Be it for mating, finding bones in food or hunting, these dinosaurs had emFrom Left; Spinosaurus aegypticus, Neovenator salerii, Daspletosaurus horneri
None of the references, life construction or skeletal are property of myself. They are the works of others which i have silhouetted over. I do not own any of such images, and do not claim them to be my own
The references used belong to:
Spinosaurus - randomdinos
Neovenator - ScottHartman
Daspletosaurus horneri - GetAwayTrike
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man daspletosaurus got a growth spurt, that looks about T.Rex size
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No. T.rex's size is in general over 10ft tall and 30 ft long. It's still smaller.
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i need to see a comparison
because i know daspletosaurus did get size change but i don't know how much
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Actually Tyrannosaurus was 6 meters tall , while Daspletosaurus was 4 Meters tall Maximum .
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No evidence for 6m T.rex or 4m Daspletosaurus. Where did you get such numbers?
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www.csmonitor.com/Science/2016…
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How funny . People who aren't smart laugh about everything . Yes , they were that big . Do research : www.csmonitor.com/Science/2016…
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Wow, hilarious. The link you posted mentions nothing about the length or the height of Daspletosaurus, it doesn't even mention Daspletosaurus at all.
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This was just my proof for Tyrannosaurus.
As for Daspletosaurus, watch Dinosaur Planet.
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No mention of height or length is in the entire article. So no, it is not proof for the hip height of body length of Tyrannosaurus.
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Yes , this is the proof . But I could backup this article with another one : www.theverge.com/2016/8/19/125…
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The article doesn’t show any evidence for it, it doesn’t say, or show us how they got that figure, nor does it provide a compelling case. Besides, once again, scientific papers, bone measurements and actual skeletons > a single article (the first one said nothing about the height, meaning it doesn’t help your case).
Also, Sue’s femur is 131 centimetres long, that would mean it’s height would have to be 4.6 times the length of its femur...try picturing that, it doesn’t work. Basic math is enough to disprove a 6 metre tall Tyrannosaurus, everything else is just overkill.
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