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A complication here: the Acrocanthosaurus may not have been hopping so
much as been carried along by the Paluxysaurus/whatever. So it might not
be the theropod's leg muscles alone that lifted it off the ground.
That said, there are a number of reasons to expect large theropod running
tracks to be rare:
* Such big animals may not have run or run much
* &/or they are unlikely to have run on wet, slippery surfaces that can
record a trackway
* &/or the stride length of a fast running large theropod will be so long
that you need a very large surface to record them.