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Also, the T-rex arms and tail are shorter. (T-rex arms are comically tiny!)
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Does anybody have a decent picture of Allosaurus? All of the ones that I've found online don't have much detail.

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Allosaurus is slightly smaller in height.
Allosaurus lived in Jurassic.
Tyrannosaurus lived in Late Cretaceous.
Tyrannosaurus has a thicker head, shorter & stockier neck.
Allosaurus has a smaller head with a more sinewy neck

This is a pic of a model for Allosaurus, but it's fairly detailed:
http://bucketfoot-al.tripod.com/DinoMod ... _front.JPG

Here's a pic of Tyrannosaurus:
http://www.ansp.org/museum/dinohall/ima ... saurus.jpg

I noticed something I hadn't before...D'oh...
Tyrannosaurus has 2 digits on its teeny-tiny forearms.
Allosaurus has 3 digits on its larger forearms.

Here's a pic comparing the two:
http://www.animalpicturesarchive.com/Ar ... 858966.jpg
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http://www.dkimages.com/discover/previe ... 069037.JPG
http://www.jwoolfden.com/jpg/Tyrannosaur_Skull.jpg

The skull of the T. rex is much more robust, and the jaw joint is much lower than the line of the jaw.
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T.Rex also had short arms, didn't it? :?:
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zeldamaniac95 wrote:T.Rex also had short arms, didn't it? :?:
Well, in a previous post I *did* say "teeny-tiny" ;) .

Oh, just thought of a funny visual. Remember the TV ads for "Meet the Robinsons"? There was a really funny one with a T-Rex who was a sidekick to the villain who mutters (when the villain asks about "going after the boy") "Because I have a big head and tiny arms".

Well, I thought it was funny :D .
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paradox girl says:

"I have a big head + little arms...." :D
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haha :lol: :lol:

oh. I have seen those I guess I just forgot about it. :)
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Can someone find me a good picture of a Velocaraptor, most of the ones I find are just drawings.
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