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RickRaptor105 β Tyrannotitan vs Genyodectes
Published: 2012-01-29 19:33:15 +0000 UTC; Views: 4277; Favourites: 24; Downloads: 15
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A Tyrannotitan chases a Genyodectes and some Thalassodromeus fly around in the background.Both theropods are known from the Cerro Barcino Formation in Argentina which dates 112 million years ago. Tyrannotitan is an early, but already huge Carcharodontosaurid, Genyodectes appears to be a Ceratosaurid. The pterosaurs are from the Santana Formation in Brazil, but as flying vertebrates they probably werenΒ΄t restricted to that one area.
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The Tyrannotitan reminds me of the Yangchuanosaurus from Dinosaur King.
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tyrannotitan: come here, slut
genyodectes: eek!
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Remember that Genyodectes was from the Early Cretaceous...
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So is Tyrannotitan. Both are from the Cerro Barcino Formation which dates to about 112 million years ago
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Sorry, I thought this was your Carnotaurus piece.
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