Chenanisaurus

According to this Aliometric study

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0195667116301902?via%3Dihub

A 5.6 Meter(18.4 Foot) Majungasaurus is 1,100 Kgs(2,420 Lbs)

However,according to this Majungasaurus would reach 8 Meters in length

https://people.ohio.edu/witmerl/Downloads/2007_Sampson_&_Witmer_Majungasaurus_skull.pdf

Now

^x 1.1 Tons is roughly 1.571 Tons

Add 250 Kgs because of Mass increase and we get a Weight off...

1,821 Kilograms

Now to look at 2 Abelisaurids often considered Larger than Majungasaurus,Carnotaurus and Pycnonemosaurus

The article eastomates a max size of 8.9 Meters for Pycnonemosaurus

Now,for a 7 Meter Pycnonemosaurus there is an estimate of 1.2 Tons

8.9/7 is 1.271

1.271 x 1.2 is 1.525 Tons,adding 200 extra Kgs we have

1,725 Kgs

That May be big but it isn’t Majungasaurus big,Majungasaurus is heavier by 96 Kgs

Next is Carnotaurus

According to this

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1631068319301824?via%3Dihub

Carnotaurus would be 9 Meters and 1,743 Kgs

BUT,Carnotaurus was 7.8 Meters long irl

9/7.8 is 1.153

1.743/1.153 is 1.512

Minus 150 Kgs and we get

1,362 Kgs

So Majungasaurus is,and I ain’t Joking...

459 Kgs heavier!Half a ton!Majunga May be a bit long but it is way bulkier.

In Fact the largest Allosaurus is 10 Kgs lighter lmao.

Another is Chenanisaurus which is a mix of Pycnonemosaurus and Majungasaurus

2.175 Tons + 1.725 Tons /2 is 1.95 + 150 Kgs from scaling to 9 Meters

2,100 Kgs!

Fianlly is Majunga’s cousin,his rival....

Rajasaurus

Now,lowest estimates is 7 Meters,upper is 10.5

17.5/2 is 8.75

Now that is big but Majunga is bulkier

10.5/8.75 is 1.2

4/1.2 is 3.33

3.33-1.5 Because of mass

1,830 Kgs

So,Rajasaurus is the biggest in my own personal interpretation(10.5 Meter,4 Tons) and the median but barely,so with this in mind the biggest are

1. Rajasaurus(10.5 Meters and 4 Tons)

2. Chenanisaurus(9 Meters and 2.1 Tons)

3. Majungasaurus(8 Meters and 1.821 Tons)

4. Pycnonemosaurus(8.9 Meters and 1.725 Tons)

5. Carnotaurus(7.8 Meters and 1.362 Tons)

Rajasaurus and Chenanisaurus are interchangeable however

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