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Most formidable theropod dinosaurs at parity - DinoFan83 - 10-30-2019
In your opinion, what are some of the most formidable meat eating dinosaurs at parity and why?
For me, it's abelisaurids (due to bulk and strong bite), carnosaurs (large gapes, large skulls, deadly serrated teeth, and large forearms), dromaeosaurs (claws, jaws, and agility), and tyrannosaurs (large heads and crushing jaws).
RE: Most formidable theropod dinosaurs at parity - Verdugo - 10-30-2019
Why no mention of basal Megalosauroid?
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RE: Most formidable theropod dinosaurs at parity - johnny rex - 10-30-2019
(10-30-2019, 07:23 AM)DinoFan83 Wrote: In your opinion, what are some of the most formidable meat eating dinosaurs at parity and why?
For me, it's abelisaurids (due to bulk and strong bite), carnosaurs (large gapes, large skulls, deadly serrated teeth, and large forearms), dromaeosaurs (claws, jaws, and agility), and tyrannosaurs (large heads and crushing jaws).
All of them are formidable, maybe except the smaller theropods. Can't decide.
RE: Most formidable theropod dinosaurs at parity - DinoFan83 - 10-30-2019
@Verdugo
My bad. Completely forgot.
Megalosaurids are pretty impressive as well; they have MASSIVE skulls, large forearms, for the most part pretty bulky, and may be able to slice AND crush