Jurassic Park db forum

As would I.

Umm, Nagisa, I don't know quite how big Daspletosaurus is, but I do know that for the moment at least Tarbosaurus Bataar is Tyrannosaurus Bataar. Thus it is a subspecies of Tyrannosaurus and doesn't count. But then again, the classification of the T. Bataar seems to change every week or so, so you might be right.

No, you're wrong, Tyrannosaurus bataar was reasigned to Tarbosaurus bataar, so the only valid Tyrannosaurus genus is Tyrannosaurus rex.

I agree, the t-rex would bring back the old ways of JP. And I would love to see the t-rex logo again.

[quote author=Mexisaurus link=board=9;threadid=2070;start=60#msg32206 date=1058466720]<br />No, you're wrong, Tyrannosaurus bataar was reasigned to Tarbosaurus bataar, so the only valid Tyrannosaurus genus is Tyrannosaurus rex.<br /><hr></blockquote><br /><br />When did this happen? Not that I don't believe you, it happened several times before.<br /><br />[quote author=JPController link=board=9;threadid=2070;start=60#msg32207 date=1058467441]<br />And I would love to see the t-rex logo again.<br /><hr></blockquote><br />Just look at your JP DVD or VHS. /tongue.gif" style="vertical-align:middle" emoid=":P" border="0" alt="tongue.gif" />

It all depends on who you ask. Some say Tyrannosaurus bataar as it is so close to T.rex, others say Tarbosaurus bataar and some have even assigned it to an entirely differant genus namely Jengizkhan bataar. J. bataar is called so as these scientists believe the name Tarbosaurus should be restricted to smaller species of 8metres in lenght or smaller such as Tarbosaurus efremovi.<br />There is also talk that the T.rex Sue may be a differant species of Tyrannosaurus, namely T. imperator. They say this mainly because its lower jaw is somewhat differant to other T.rexes.

Tyrant Lizard Emperor eh? Lol, not bad...

[quote author=Chaotic_Baryonyx link=board=9;threadid=2070;start=60#msg32210 date=1058471343]<br />[quote author=Mexisaurus link=board=9;threadid=2070;start=60#msg32206 date=1058466720]<br />No, you're wrong, Tyrannosaurus bataar was reasigned to Tarbosaurus bataar, so the only valid Tyrannosaurus genus is Tyrannosaurus rex.<br /><hr></blockquote><br /><br />When did this happen? Not that I don't believe you, it happened several times before.<br /><hr></blockquote><br /><br />Like you said, it seems to change every week. Until I get definitive word one way or another, though, I'm just going to stick with Tarbosaurus.<br /><br />And Daspletosaurus was bigger than Albertosaurus, but just barely. It was about a meter or so longer and slightly heavier.

[quote author=Nagisa link=board=9;threadid=2070;start=60#msg32245 date=1058481506]<br />[quote author=Chaotic_Baryonyx link=board=9;threadid=2070;start=60#msg32210 date=1058471343]<br />[quote author=Mexisaurus link=board=9;threadid=2070;start=60#msg32206 date=1058466720]<br />No, you're wrong, Tyrannosaurus bataar was reasigned to Tarbosaurus bataar, so the only valid Tyrannosaurus genus is Tyrannosaurus rex.<br /><hr></blockquote><br /><br />When did this happen? Not that I don't believe you, it happened several times before.<br /><hr></blockquote><br /><br />Like you said, it seems to change every week. Until I get definitive word one way or another, though, I'm just going to stick with Tarbosaurus.<br /><br />And Daspletosaurus was bigger than Albertosaurus, but just barely. It was about a meter or so longer and slightly heavier.<br /><hr></blockquote><br /><br />Yeah, it has been changing a lot, but for now, it's Tarbosaurus bataar.

Did you not read my post? It all depens on who you ask! Its like the way some scientists catagorise Shuuvia as a bird and otheers a dinosaur. There is no holy tomb called the big book of correct dinosaur knoledge where you find out all the answers. Everything is debatable!