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Late Cretaceous

Tyrannosaurus

Tyrannosaurus rex

This large Cretaceous predator had a massive skull and teeth capable of breaking bone.

Age
Around 68–66 million years ago
Region
North America
Diet
Carnivore
Formation
Hell Creek Formation · USA
Low-angle photograph of the skull and mounted Tyrannosaurus skeleton nicknamed Stan at Tokyo’s National Museum of Nature and Science.Artwork needed
Origins • ORG✧
◇ FOSSIL

Tyrannosaurus

Tyrannosaurus rex
Late Cretaceous
North AmericaCarnivore

This large Cretaceous predator had a massive skull and teeth capable of breaking bone.

The collectible cards.

Three rarities from the MÉSO catalogue. These previews show the available cards and do not add them to your album.

Painting of a Tyrannosaurus facing the viewer in a wet Hell Creek forest, surrounded by other dinosaurs.Artwork needed
Origins • ORG◆

Tyrannosaurus

Tyrannosaurus rex
Late Cretaceous
North AmericaCarnivore

This large Cretaceous predator had a massive skull and teeth capable of breaking bone.

◆ Common

Origins · ORG / 010

The king of Hell Creek

Painting of a Tyrannosaurus facing the viewer in a wet Hell Creek forest, surrounded by other dinosaurs.Artwork needed
Origins • ORG✦

Tyrannosaurus

Tyrannosaurus rex
Late Cretaceous
RARE
North AmericaCarnivore

This large Cretaceous predator had a massive skull and teeth capable of breaking bone.

✦ Rare

Origins · ORG / 011

The king of Hell Creek

Low-angle photograph of the skull and mounted Tyrannosaurus skeleton nicknamed Stan at Tokyo’s National Museum of Nature and Science.Artwork needed
Origins • ORG✧
◇ FOSSIL

Tyrannosaurus

Tyrannosaurus rex
Late Cretaceous
North AmericaCarnivore

This large Cretaceous predator had a massive skull and teeth capable of breaking bone.

✧ Secret

Origins · ORG / 012

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Estimated length
About 12 m
Distinctive feature
Massive skull and robust teeth
Discovery
North America — USA and Canada

Scientific sources.

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Credits and artwork
  • Dakotaraptor, Edmontosaurus, Pachycephalosaurus and TyrannosaurusABelov2014 · CC BY 3.0 · Source
  • Tyrannosaurus Stan National Museum of Nature and ScienceMomotarou2012 · CC BY-SA 3.0 · Source