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Re: Amargasaurus...

Yes, large carcharodontosaurs would have towered over it. However, lets look at hadrosaurs for a moment. Amargasaurus was about 12 meters long, and lived along with Giganotosaurus and this newly discovered critter. There were several species of hadrosaurid dinosaurs, including Parasaurolophus and Lambeosaurus, that were the same general size (sometimes even smaller), and lived alongside Tyrannosaurus<
Which kind of brings me to a question I've had for some time. What else, beyond sauropods, could _Giganotosaurus_ have preyed one?
Peace,
Rob

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