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Post by themechabaryonyx789 on Jan 5, 2014 15:11:40 GMT
Suchomimus tenerensis: 11 metres in length and ~4 tons in weight (immature specimen)  Tarbosaurus bataar: 9-10.5 metres in length and 2.5-3+ tons in weight  |
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Post by Theropod on Jan 5, 2014 15:33:49 GMT
Tarbosaurus was probably more gracile than that picture you have shown, since that's FMNH PR2081 ("Sue") which is actually even bulkier than some other T. rex specimens that, by themselves, are already bulkier than Tarbosaurus. Still, here's FMNH PR2081 compared to MUCPv-Ch1 including a view from to the top which compares bulk:  Tarbosaurus is probably around as bulky as Suchomimus but if anything it is actually bulkier. Scaling Suchomimus down to 100kg and Tarbosaurus down to a mass compatible to the size difference of ~1.21 then Tarbosaurus would be ~81kg which is already enough to represent some treat against Suchomimus. In this case I would say it's 50/50, Suchomimus has a mass advantage but Tarbosaurus has better weaponry. Tarbosaurus probably has an edge though. |
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Post by thesporerex on Jan 5, 2014 16:02:21 GMT
At fullsize Tarbosaurus wins but at normals sizes Suchomimus would win
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Post by themechabaryonyx789 on Jan 5, 2014 16:38:37 GMT
Tarbosaurus was probably more gracile than that picture you have shown, since that's FMNH PR2081 ("Sue") which is actually even bulkier than some other T. rex specimens that, by themselves, are already bulkier than Tarbosaurus. Still, here's FMNH PR2081 compared to MUCPv-Ch1 including a view from to the top which compares bulk: Tarbosaurus is probably around as bulky as Suchomimus but if anything it is actually bulkier. Scaling Suchomimus down to 100kg and Tarbosaurus down to a mass compatible to the size difference of ~1.21 then Tarbosaurus would be ~81kg which is already enough to represent some treat against Suchomimus. In this case I would say it's 50/50, Suchomimus has a mass advantage but Tarbosaurus has better weaponry. Tarbosaurus probably has an edge though. Yea I know I couldn't find a skeletal of Tarbosaurus so I used that. Also I would give Suchomimus an advantage at average sizes, but if we are using max sizes then Tarbosaurus wins. |
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Post by thesporerex on Jan 5, 2014 16:59:35 GMT
Tarbosaurus was probably more gracile than that picture you have shown, since that's FMNH PR2081 ("Sue") which is actually even bulkier than some other T. rex specimens that, by themselves, are already bulkier than Tarbosaurus. Still, here's FMNH PR2081 compared to MUCPv-Ch1 including a view from to the top which compares bulk: Tarbosaurus is probably around as bulky as Suchomimus but if anything it is actually bulkier. Scaling Suchomimus down to 100kg and Tarbosaurus down to a mass compatible to the size difference of ~1.21 then Tarbosaurus would be ~81kg which is already enough to represent some treat against Suchomimus. In this case I would say it's 50/50, Suchomimus has a mass advantage but Tarbosaurus has better weaponry. Tarbosaurus probably has an edge though. Yea I know I couldn't find a skeletal of Tarbosaurus so I used that. Also I would give Suchomimus an advantage at average sizes, but if we are using max sizes then Tarbosaurus wins. How about just using a picture -_- |
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Post by Theropod on Jan 5, 2014 17:04:53 GMT
Tarbosaurus was probably more gracile than that picture you have shown, since that's FMNH PR2081 ("Sue") which is actually even bulkier than some other T. rex specimens that, by themselves, are already bulkier than Tarbosaurus. Still, here's FMNH PR2081 compared to MUCPv-Ch1 including a view from to the top which compares bulk: Tarbosaurus is probably around as bulky as Suchomimus but if anything it is actually bulkier. Scaling Suchomimus down to 100kg and Tarbosaurus down to a mass compatible to the size difference of ~1.21 then Tarbosaurus would be ~81kg which is already enough to represent some treat against Suchomimus. In this case I would say it's 50/50, Suchomimus has a mass advantage but Tarbosaurus has better weaponry. Tarbosaurus probably has an edge though. Yea I know I couldn't find a skeletal of Tarbosaurus so I used that. Also I would give Suchomimus an advantage at average sizes, but if we are using max sizes then Tarbosaurus wins. It is pretty good though, Tarbosaurus is basically just more gracile than that. I would also go with max sizes for both as I usually do on Carnivora |
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Post by Carnage on Dec 18, 2014 16:25:45 GMT
Tarbosaurus wins
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Post by AdianPC on Mar 13, 2015 19:55:02 GMT
Tarbosaurus has stronger bite force and strength so tarbo wins  |
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Post by parasaurolophus on Mar 13, 2015 19:56:22 GMT
Hate to say it but I go with Tarbosaurus.
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