Hi, @cathy-young, do you think you could upload some photos with a scale bar on a more plain background?

Of course, it’s no problem at all! I can see how it might be a bit alarming!!! The project funding is ending soon and I’m moving on to a new position – so I’m toggling between working through people’s collections and the big queue.

Take your time and feel free to message me through myfossil if you have any questions or when you have a bit more…[Read more]

No worries, Cathy. I am working to curate specimens so part of my job is to go through and confirm the information you had entered into the database. I was not questioning your knowledge or data but rather working to validate it through my own research. Let me know when your schedule slows down and I am happy to discuss further. Best wishes, Jen

They are intresting because its kind a gray area whether they can actually be called tyrannosaur. This all depends on whether tyrannosaurs are defined as the tyrannosauridae or the larger group the tyrannosauroidea. Dryptosaurus was a tyrannosauroid, but not a tyrannosaurid. So very intresting