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Here's a 'triple' size comparison of Tyrannosaurus and Giganotosaurus - minimum, average, and maximum size, in that order.
On top is USNM 6183 (99 cm femur, based on LACM 23845, probably >3.5 tonnes) vs MUCPv-Ch1 (12.32 meters TL, 7.53 tonnes).
In the middle is the mean size of all Tyrannosaurus specimens (120 cm femur, based on MOR 555, 6 tonnes) vs the mean of both Giganotosaurus specimen (12.83 meters TL, 8.51 tonnes).
On the bottom is Sue (12.3 meters TL, 8.4 tonnes) vs MUCPv-95 (13.3 meters TL, 9.48 tonnes).
Skeletals are by Franoys (USNM), Randomdinos (MOR base), Hartman (Sue), and GetAwayTrike (Giganotosaurus).
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Take note that even with the much less sample size (14x less), Giganotosaurus is obviously the much larger of the 2, outweighing the largest Tyrannosaurus specimens by well over a tonne at maximum, 2.5 tonnes on average, and over 4 tonnes at lower sizes.