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2. Dynamosaurus imperiosus (Q1)
3. Juvenile tyrannosaurid (Q10)
4. Aublysodon in Cope, 1868 (Q100)
5. Laelaps in Cope, 1869 (Q101)
6. Laelaps aquilunguis in Cope, 1869 (Q102)
7. Laelaps macropus in Cope, 1869 (Q103)
8. Coelosaurus in Cope, 1869 (Q104)
9. Bathygnathus in Cope, 1869 (Q105)
10. Bathygnathus borealis in Cope, 1869 (Q106)
11. Coelosaurus antiquus in Cope, 1869 (Q107)
12. Symphypoda in Cope, 1869 (Q108)
13. Troodon formosus in Cope, 1869 (Q109)
14. Juvenile Tyrannosaurus rex (Q11)
15. Aublysodon in Cope, 1869 (Q110)
16. Aublysodon horridus in Cope, 1869 (Q111)
17. Aublysodon lateralis in Cope, 1876a (Q112)
18. Laelaps incrassatus in Cope, 1876a (Q113)
19. Laelaps explanatus in Cope, 1876a (Q114)
20. Laelaps falculus in Cope, 1876a (Q115)
21. Dysganus encaustus in Cope, 1876a (Q116)
22. Dysganus haydenianus in Cope, 1876a (Q117)
23. Dysganus peiganus in Cope, 1876a (Q118)
24. Dysganus bicarinatus in Cope, 1876a (Q119)
25. Subadult Tyrannosaurus rex (Q12)
26. Diclonius pentagonus in Cope, 1876a (Q120)
27. Diclonius perangulatus in Cope, 1876a (Q121)
28. Diclonius calamarius in Cope, 1876a (Q122)
29. Monoclonius crassus in Cope, 1876a (Q123)
30. Paronychodon lacustris in Cope, 1876a (Q124)
31. Compsemys variolosus in Cope, 1876a (Q125)
32. Compsemys imbricarius in Cope, 1876a (Q126)
33. Polythorax missuriensis in Cope, 1876a (Q127)
34. Hedronchus sternbergii in Cope, 1876a (Q128)
35. Ceratodus eruciferus in Cope, 1876a (Q129)
36. Dinotyrannus megagracilis (Q13)
37. Ceratodus hieroglyphus in Cope, 1876a (Q130)
38. Myledaphus bipartitus in Cope, 1876a (Q131)
39. Laelaps incrassatus in Cope, 1876b (Q132)
40. Laelaps in Cope, 1876b (Q133)
41. Laelaps hazenianus in Cope, 1876b (Q134)
42. Zapsalis in Cope, 1876b (Q135)
43. Laelaps cristatus in Cope, 1876b (Q136)
44. Laelaps falculus in Cope, 1876b (Q137)
45. Laelaps explanatus in Cope, 1876b (Q138)
46. Laelaps laevifrons in Cope, 1876b (Q139)
47. Albertosaurus megagracilis (Q14)
48. Zapsalis abradens in Cope, 1876b (Q140)
49. Uronautes in Cope, 1876b (Q141)
50. Uronautes cetiformis in Cope, 1876b (Q142)
51. Champsosaurus in Cope, 1876b (Q143)
52. Champsosaurus profundus in Cope, 1876b (Q144)
53. Champsosaurus annectens in Cope, 1876b (Q145)
54. Champsosaurus brevicollis in Cope, 1876b (Q146)
55. Champsosaurus vacoinsulensii in Cope, 1876b (Q147)
56. Scapherpeton in Cope, 1876b (Q148)
57. Scapherpeton tectum in Cope, 1876b (Q149)
58. Albertocaurus lancensis (Q15)
59. Scapherpeton laticolle in Cope, 1876b (Q150)
60. Scapherpeton excisum in Cope, 1876b (Q151)
61. Scapherpeton favosum in Cope, 1876b (Q152)
62. Hemitrypus in Cope, 1876b (Q153)
63. Hemitrypus jordanianus in Cope, 1876b (Q154)
64. Triceratops serratus in Marsh, 1890 (Q155)
65. Triceratops prorsus in Marsh, 1890 (Q156)
66. Ceratops paucidens in Marsh, 1890 (Q157)
67. Ornithomimus velox in Marsh, 1890 (Q158)
68. Ornithomimus tenuis in Marsh, 1890 (Q159)
69. Nanotyrannus lancensis Bakker, Currie & Williams, 1988 (Q16)
70. Ornithomimus grandis in Marsh, 1890 (Q160)
71. Ornithomimidae in Marsh, 1890 (Q161)
72. Barosaurus lentus in Marsh, 1890 (Q162)
73. Claorhynchus trihedrus in Cope, 1892a (Q163)
74. Manospondylus gigas in Cope, 1892a (Q164)
75. Agathaumas in Cope, 1892a (Q165)
76. Pteropelyx in Cope, 1892a (Q166)
77. Laelaps incrassatus in Cope, 1892b (Q167)
78. Claosaurus in Marsh, 1892 (Q168)
79. Palaeoscincus in Marsh, 1892 (Q169)
80. Albertosaurus ("Nanotyrannus") lancensis (Q17)
81. Aublysodon in Marsh, 1892 (Q170)
82. Aublysodon amplus in Marsh, 1892 (Q171)
83. Aublysodon mirandus in Marsh, 1892 (Q172)
84. Aublysodon cristatus in Marsh, 1892 (Q173)
85. Cimolopteryx in Marsh, 1892 (Q174)
86. Equus phlegon in Hay, 1899 (Q175)
87. Deinodon in Hay, 1899 (Q176)
88. Dryptosaurus kenabekides in Hay, 1899 (Q177)
89. Testudo in Hay, 1899 (Q178)
90. Axestemys in Hay, 1899 (Q179)
91. young Tyrannosaurus rex (Q18)
92. Myledaphus bipartitus in Lambe, 1902 (Q180)
93. Lepidotus occidentalis in Lambe, 1902 (Q181)
94. Acipenser albertensis in Lambe, 1902 (Q182)
95. Rhineastes eruciferus in Lambe, 1902 (Q183)
96. Diphyodus longirostris in Lambe, 1902 (Q184)
97. Scapherpeton tectum in Lambe, 1902 (Q185)
98. Cimoliasaurus magnus in Lambe, 1902 (Q186)
99. Trionyx foveatus in Lambe, 1902 (Q187)
100. Trionyx vagans in Lambe, 1902 (Q188)
101. Adocus lineolatus in Lambe, 1902 (Q189)
102. taxon (Q19)
103. Adocus variolosus in Lambe, 1902 (Q190)
104. Neurankylus eximius in Lambe, 1902 (Q191)
105. Baena hatcheri in Lambe, 1902 (Q192)
106. Baena antiqua in Lambe, 1902 (Q193)
107. Champsosaurus annectens in Lambe, 1902 (Q194)
108. Troodon formosus in Lambe, 1902 (Q195)
109. Crocodilus humilis in Lambe, 1902 (Q196)
110. Bottosaurus perrugosus in Lambe, 1902 (Q197)
111. Deinodon horridus in Lambe, 1902 (Q198)
112. Deinodon explanatus in Lambe, 1902 (Q199)
113. Tyrannosaurus rex (Q2)
114. taxon name (Q20)
115. Ornithomimus altus in Lambe, 1902 (Q200)
116. Palaeoscincus costatus in Lambe, 1902 (Q201)
117. Palaeoscincus asper in Lambe, 1902 (Q202)
118. Stereocephalus tutus in Lambe, 1902 (Q203)
119. Monoclonius dawsoni in Lambe, 1902 (Q204)
120. Monoclonius canadensis in Lambe, 1902 (Q205)
121. Monoclonius belli in Lambe, 1902 (Q206)
122. Stegoceras validus in Lambe, 1902 (Q207)
123. Trachodon selwyni in Lambe, 1902 (Q208)
124. Trachodon marginatus in Lambe, 1902 (Q209)
125. Osborn 1912 (Q21)
126. Trachodon altidens in Lambe, 1902 (Q210)
127. Boreodon matutinus in Lambe, 1902 (Q211)
128. Ptilodus primaevus in Lambe, 1902 (Q212)
129. Dryptosaurus aquilunguis in Osborn, 1905 (Q213)
130. Deinodon in Osborn, 1905 (Q214)
131. Tyrannosaurus rex in Osborn, 1905 (Q215)
132. Dynamosaurus imperiosus in Osborn, 1905 (Q216)
133. Albertosaurus sarcophagus in Osborn, 1905 (Q217)
134. Tyrannosaurus in Osborn, 1906 (Q218)
135. Tyrannosaurus rex in Osborn, 1906 (Q219)
136. treatment (Q22)
137. Tyrannosaurus in Osborn, 1912 (Q220)
138. Allosaurus in Osborn, 1912 (Q221)
139. Gorgosaurus libratus in Lambe, 1914 (Q222)
140. Ornitholestes hermanni in Osborn, 1916 (Q223)
141. Ornithomimus velox in Osborn, 1916 (Q224)
142. Struthiomimus tenuis in Osborn, 1916 (Q225)
143. Ornithomimus grandis in Osborn, 1916 (Q226)
144. Struthiomimus altus in Osborn, 1916 (Q227)
145. Struthiomimus in Osborn, 1916 (Q228)
146. publication (Q23)
147. Palaeoscincus costatus Leidy, 1856 (Q230)
148. Nanotyrannus lancensis in Bakker, Currie & Williams, 1988 (Q231)
149. Growing up Tyrannosaurus rex: Osteohistology refutes the pygmy “Nanotyrannus” and supports ontogenetic niche partitioning in juvenile Tyrannosaurus (Q232)
150. Distribution of the dentary groove of theropod dinosaurs: Implications for theropod phylogeny and the validity of the genus Nanotyrannus Bakker et al., 1988 (Q233)
151. An approach to scoring cursorial limb proportions in carnivorous dinosaurs and an attempt to account for allometry (Q234)
152. Dentary groove morphology does not distinguish ‘Nanotyrannus’ as a valid taxon of tyrannosauroid dinosaur. Comment on: “Distribution of the dentary groove of theropod dinosaurs: Im... (Q235)
153. New Examples of Tyrannosaurus rex from the Lance Formation of Wyoming, United States (Q236)
154. Cannibalism in Tyrannosaurus rex (Q237)
155. Atlas of the skull bones of Tyrannosaurus rex (Q238)
156. Variation and sexual dimorphism in Tyrannosaurus rex (Q239)
157. specimen (Q24)
158. One hundred years of Tyrannosaurus rex: the skeletons (Q240)
159. Tyrannosauroidea (Q241)
160. Diversity of late Maastrichtian Tyrannosauridae (Dinosauria: Theropoda) from western North America (Q242)
161. Skull structure and evolution in tyrannosaurid dinosaurs (Q243)
162. Allometric growth in tyrannosaurids (Dinosauria: Theropoda) from the Upper Cretaceous of North America and Asia (Q244)
163. Cranial anatomy of tyrannosaurid dinosaurs from the Late Cretaceous of Alberta, Canada (Q245)
164. Osteology of Tyrannosaurus rex: insights from a nearly complete skeleton and high-resolution computed tomographic analysis of the skull (Q246)
165. The interrelationships and evolution of basal theropod dinosaurs (Q247)
166. The phylogeny and taxonomy of the Tyrannosauridae (Q248)
167. A review of Tyrannosauridae (Dinosauria, Coelurosauria) from New Mexico (Q249)
168. specimen later known as AMNH 5027 (Q25)
169. Craniofacial ontogeny in Tyrannosauridae (Dinosauria, Coelurosauria) (Q250)
170. The origin and evolution of the Tyrannosaurids, Part 1 (Q251)
171. Tyrannosaurids (Dinosauria) of Asia and North America (Q252)
172. The Cranial Morphology of Tyrannosaurus rex (Q253)
173. Variation in Tyrannosaurus rex (Q255)
174. The Jordan theropod (Maastrichtian, Montana, U.S.A.) referred to the genus Aublysodon (Q256)
175. Predatory Dinosaurs of the World (Q257)
176. Nanotyrannus, a new genus of pygmy tyrannosaur, from the latest Cretaceous of Montana (Q258)
177. Baby dinosaurs from the Late Cretaceous Lance and Hell Creek formations and a description of a new species of theropod (Q259)
178. PreservedSpecimen (Q26)
179. An albertosaur from the Hell Creek formation of Montana (Q260)
180. A new Theropod Dinosaur from the Upper Cretaceous of Central Montana (Q261)
181. Tyrannosaurus And Torosaurus, Maestrichtian Dinosaurs From Trans-Pecos, Texas (Q262)
182. Tyrannosaurs from the Late Cretaceous of western Canada (Q263)
183. Stance and gait in the flesh-eating dinosaur Tyrannosuurus (Q264)
184. A new carnivorous dinosaur from the Lance Formation of Montana (Q265)
185. Skeletal Adaptations of Ornitholestes, Struthiomimus, Tyrannosaurus (Q266)
186. On a new genus and species of carnivorous dinosaur from the Belly River Formation of Alberta, with a description of the skull of Stephanosaurus marginatus from the same horizon (Q267)
187. Crania of Tyrannosaurus and Allosaurus (Q268)
188. Tyrannosaurus, upper Cretaceous carnivorous dinosaur (second communication) (Q269)
189. FossilSpecimen (Q27)
190. Tyrannosaurus and other Cretaceous carnivorous dinosaurs (Q270)
191. Nanotyrannus lancensis (Q271)
192. Aublysodon molnaris (Q272)
193. Albertosaurus megagracilis (Q273)
194. Albertosaurus cf. A. lancensis Molnar, 1980 (Q274)
195. Tyrannosaurus rex, Osborn, 1905 (Q275)
196. Troodon formosus Leidy, 1856 (Q276)
197. Deinodon horridus Leidy, 185 (Q277)
198. Lepidotus occidentalis Leidy, 1856 (Q278)
199. Crocodilus humilis Leidy, 1856 (Q279)
200. LivingSpecimen (Q28)
201. Trionyx foveatus Leidy, 1856 (Q280)
202. Lepidotus haydeni Leidy, 1856 (Q281)
203. Trachodon mirabilis Leidy, 1860 (Q282)
204. (Q283)
205. Manospondylus gigas (Q284)
206. nomen dubium (Q285)
207. Tyrannosaurus sp. (Q286)
208. probably Tyrannosaurus rex, nomen vanum (Q287)
209. Tyrannosaurus "x" (Q288)
210. MaterialSample (Q29)
211. Albertosaurus ("Nanotyrannus") lancensis (Q290)
212. ? Albertosaurus lancensis (Q291)
213. "Nanotyrannus", likely juvenile T. rex (Q292)
214. Nanotyrannus lancensis or Tyrannosaurus rex (Q293)
215. Nanaotyrannus (Q294)
216. cf. Tyrannosaurus rex (Q295)
217. Tyrannosaurus? (Q296)
218. new genus? (Q297)
219. Jordan theropod (Q298)
220. Manospondylus gigas (Q3)
221. HumanObservation (Q30)
222. Aublysodon mirandus (Q301)
223. Stygivenator molnari (Q302)
224. juvenile Tyrannosaurus rex (Q303)
225. "Aublysodon", likely juvenile T. rex (Q304)
226. juvenile Tyrannosaurus "Aublysodon" (Q305)
227. Albertosaurus cf. A. lancensis (Q306)
228. Dinotyrannus megagracilis (Q307)
229. subadult Tyrannosaurus rex (Q308)
230. Aublysodon cf. A. mirandus (Q309)
231. MachineObservation (Q31)
232. "new genus" (Q310)
233. Tyrannosauridae (Q311)
234. Nanotyrannus (Q312)
235. cf. Tyrannosaurus (Q313)
236. Cope, 1892a (Q314)
237. Osborn, 1916 (Q315)
238. Molnar, 1991 (Q316)
239. Brochu, 2003 (Q317)
240. probably Tyrannosaurus rex, nomen vanum (Q318)
241. Osborn, 1905 (Q319)
242. Literature (Q32)
243. Osborn, 1906 (Q320)
244. Osborn, 1912 (Q321)
245. Lawson 1976 (Q322)
246. McIntosh, 1981 (Q323)
247. Paul, 1988 (Q324)
248. Carpenter, 1992 (Q325)
249. AMNH 3982 (Q326)
250. Carpenter, 1990 (Q327)