however, was equaled or outclassed by not one but two dinosaurs: the South AmericanGiganotosaurus, which weighed about nine tons, and the northern AfricanSpinosaurus, which tipped the scales at 10 tons.
Other paleontologists believe that even a full-grown Tyrannosaurus Rex would have had feathers. Evidence for a featheredT rexcomes in the shape ofYutyrannus, a Chinese tyrannosauroid of the early Cretaceous, whichdidhave feathers. Sinosauropteryx, a theropod from the early Cretaceous, is also known ...
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Other theropods — a group of bipedal, mostly meat-eating dinosaurs — have left fossil remains of feathers, as have some ornithopods and even the early tyrannosauroids Yutyrannus and Dilong. But fossils don't show any feathers on T. rex. Rather, well-preserved T. rex remains — including...
Caudipteryx, genus of small feathered theropod dinosaurs known from rock deposits of western Liaoning province, China, that date from about 125 million years ago, during the Early Cretaceous (146 million to 100 million years ago). It was one of the first
this Early Cretaceous tyrannosaur possessed tufts of filamentous feathers up to 16–20 cm (6.2–7.9 inches) long on its body, and these structures may have covered the whole animal.Yutyrannus, whose adult weight was estimated at 1,400 kg (almost 3,100 pounds), is the largest knownfeatheredan...