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SPINOSAURIDAE and other MEGALOSAUROIDS. Dinosaurs size comparison and data

SPINOSAURIDAE and other MEGALOSAUROIDS. Dinosaurs size comparison and data

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Megalosauroidea is a major theropod group that originated Megalosaurs during the Jurassic Period and the Spinosaurus family, later in the Cretaceous. They lived mostly in the northern hemisphere
Date: 2024-01-04

Comments and reviews: 22


An FYI for anyone reading:
The Baryonyx and Suchomimus fossils are believed to have been subadults, so they were likely much bigger when fully grown, with Suchomimus even rivalling spinosaurus

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You know you got a deadly assortment of dinosaurs when the smallest megalosauroid is larger than a bear
--venator on every carnivorous theropod sounds cool, change my mind-

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You misspelled Piatnitzkysaurus! Fun holy enough I-ve heard paleontologists consider it the hardest dinosaur name to spell.
Keep up the content man it-s so mesmerizing

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Did u Know
The range of Spinosaurs
Africa (spinosaurus etc)
Asia (siamosaurus etc)
South America (oxialaia etc)
Madagascar (indeterminate)

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I burst out laughing at the dinosaur named Irritator lol
-So what's your hunting tactic? -
-I irritate sauropods until they die of annoyance. -

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Since you updated Megalosauroidae, would you ever do Ceratosauroidae? Because honestly Saltriovenator and Genyodectes need some spotlight and love.
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Looking at the posture of many of those, i somehow have a gut feeling this group is actually a lot more aquatic then scientists in general say.
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apparently a new study on irritator suggest that they can expand their back half lower jaw when opened, and probably other spinosaurids could too
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This is extremely well done, imma put these to good use for sure and I-m really considering supporting, I-ll probably do it as soon as I can.
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Lee Hsiang Hong
1 minute ago
Flag map, from where did you get the sizes of these dinosaurs? Any websites those were from?

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Honestly this was an outstanding dinosaur size comaprsi episode, and I just love the design of both the Spinosaurs & Megalosaurs.
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I feel like Megalosaurus doesn't get the credit it deserves, after all, it was THE FIRST dinosaur ever scientifically named!
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Suchomimus holotype was a sub adult of 11 meters in lenght, an adult one is estimated to be around 13 meters
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The way you color all of these is fantastic, the texture, the uniqueness, the realism of it, its all so perfect
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bro. .. some spinosaurids have flat tail to swim right bc spino has and his variations could have too?
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I've already seen some of your work here and there on the internet. You're doing a great job dude -
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Megalosauriadae and allosauriadae are so fun Jaswanth. A send this whos jashhu i dont know about jashhu
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Bruh
Spinosaurus is 15 metres long.
Suchomimus is 12 metres long
Baryonyx is 9 metres long

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Am i thinking wrong or there must be named dinosaur Oxalia that looks like Spinosaurus but smaller.
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I don't get why a lot of people hate how Spinosaurus looks now, I think it looks really good.
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esos espinosauridos son de estudios actuales o solo basandose en el nuevo espinosaurio?
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Nice video, please update and include other spinosaurids such as Sigilmassasaurus.
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