Talk:Tyrannosaurus/@comment-151.229.227.92-20150717174315/@comment-28123829-20170811202224

According to the latest estimates T. rex was the 9th longest theropod dinosaur. Giganotosaurus was estimated at 40–46 feet, Carcharodontosaurus at 39–44 feet, and Tyrannosaurus rex at 40 feet with Sue still the largest of specimens (I have never seen a scientific paper that argues that T. rex was 51 feet or the specimen you are reffering to) and Spinosaurus was estimated at 41–59 feet the other longest were Oxalaia at 36–46 feet, Saurophaganax at 34–46 feet, Tyrannotitan at 40–43 feet, Chilantaisaurus at 36–43 feet, Allosaurus at 28–43 feet and in tenth Bahariasaurus at 36 feet. In weight, yes T. rex was larger than Giganotosaurus and Carcharodontosaurus, with T. rex being 18.5 t, Giganotosaurus at 13.8 t and Carcharodontosaurus at 15.1 t.