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Dinosaur Species Larger Than T-Rex UnearthedPosted on Apr 19, 2006
The carnivore, named Mapusaurus, lived 100 million years ago in Argentina and was apparently a pack hunter, not a solitary predator.
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By Dan, May 20, 2006 at 12:37 pm #
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This dinosaur was not a close relative of T-rex. It was a huge decendant of the allosaurids.
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sue has 42 foot ( 12.80 meters)and plis send me a sizes of every one to my emai
Report thisBy Ronald Anckaert, April 27, 2006 at 10:40 am #
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Hello,
I still don’t understand why lot’s of scientists claim that Spinosaurus aegyptiacus was ‘the biggest of all’, while 1) remains were to scarce to make reliable size-calculations and 2) these remains were destroyed during world war II ...
Ronald.
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