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Raptorex kriegsteini
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Raptorex kriegsteini

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  • Sue, a dinosaur fossil (Tyrannosaurus rex)
    tyrannosaur
    / Classification

    …of earlier and smaller tyrannosaurs, Raptorex kriegsteini, is based on a single specimen from the Early Cretaceous of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. It stood roughly 3 metres (10 feet) tall, and its weight was roughly 40 to 70 kg (90 to 150 pounds), about one-hundredth the weight of Tyrannosaurus.…

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    …of earlier and smaller tyrannosaurs, Raptorex kriegsteini, is based on a single specimen from the Early Cretaceous of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. It stood roughly 3 metres (10 feet) tall, and its weight was roughly 40 to 70 kg (90 to 150 pounds), about one-hundredth the weight of Tyrannosaurus.…

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