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Interspecific Conflict Guidelines & Requests
Topic Started: Aug 25 2012, 08:32 PM (77,607 Views)
Taipan
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Leave them here.
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Tyrannosaurus vs. Sauroniops.
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I don't think enough is known about that dinosaur.

P.S. I think we have enough such therads. They are always the same.
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Albertosaurus (pack of 3) vs. Nasutuceratops.
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Dinopithecus
Apr 14 2013, 02:35 AM
Albertosaurus (pack of 3) vs. Nasutuceratops.


Would it differ much from this matchup? : Triceratops vs Albertosaurus (pack of 3)
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Jinfengopteryx
Apr 13 2013, 04:06 AM
I don't think enough is known about that dinosaur.

P.S. I think we have enough such therads. They are always the same.
Agreed.

T. rex vs same or larger sized Carnosaur is always the same, there will be some who favour the carnosaur, most will say T. rex wins because of bite force
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Boring, I'd recommend not making such matchups any more, they are in lack of the kind of contributions that actually has scientific value. carnosaur vs carnosaur or tyrannosaur vs tyrannosaur is often more even in terms of supporters and there are fewer biased and more toughtful.
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T rex vs some Carnosaur is even in terms of supporters aswell.
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Really?

if I view the page with another browser that's not logged in and have a look at the polls, or If I just have a look at the comments, T. rex is clearly favoured everywhere (the sad and unrightful record holder seems to be M. roseae vs T. rex, leaving aside Tyrannotitan over which it is downright overwhelmingly favoured...). No, some new carnosaur would just be the same story unless we find onw that has the exact same built and jaw morphology as T. rex. And all the bias involved in both sides' argumentation also makes those who usually post good stuff just try and repeat the few good arguments that are brought up instead of bringing up the useful stuff. Unless you think Intraspecific conflict scenarios are ONLY for entertainment and you find this type of argument entertaining, there's no reason to make more of these matchups.

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I really think this needs to be expanded to all extinct non-mammals. There are only so many well know dinos.

In any case, how about Dacentrurus vs Therizinosaurus?
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MightyMaus
Apr 16 2013, 07:40 AM
In any case, how about Dacentrurus vs Therizinosaurus?


1. Therizinosaurus cheloniformis v Dacentrurus armatus
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theropod
Apr 16 2013, 06:06 AM
Really?

if I view the page with another browser that's not logged in and have a look at the polls, or If I just have a look at the comments, T. rex is clearly favoured everywhere (the sad and unrightful record holder seems to be M. roseae vs T. rex, leaving aside Tyrannotitan over which it is downright overwhelmingly favoured...). No, some new carnosaur would just be the same story unless we find onw that has the exact same built and jaw morphology as T. rex. And all the bias involved in both sides' argumentation also makes those who usually post good stuff just try and repeat the few good arguments that are brought up instead of bringing up the useful stuff. Unless you think Intraspecific conflict scenarios are ONLY for entertainment and you find this type of argument entertaining, there's no reason to make more of these matchups.

From what I remember, Carcharodontosaurus vs Tyrannosaurus was rather equal.
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T. rex had around 1/3 more votes, I wouldn't call that equal. Those who dared to comment might have been a bit more balanced tough, still in all those conflicts there is always the same tendency.
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Guanlong vs. Yinlong?
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Apr 17 2013, 07:44 PM
Guanlong vs. Yinlong?


1. Yinlong downsi v Guanlong wucaii
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Austroraptor vs achillobator
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Coahuillaceratops vs. Rubeosaurus.
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