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Wait, is it official?!

Well actually, some of it's speciments are from diplodocid & apatosaurid dinosaur & the rest are from the new species Allosaurus anax.

While it's holotype specimen (the dorsal neural arch vertebrae) is unknown cause is so fragmentary since the researchers have not yet confirmed if Saurophaganax maximus is a theropod (which hope it will be) or a sauropod. Which is why the genus it's still considered to be a nomen dubium

Besides, there's also the unidentified possible material from New Mexico that still has not yet confirmed if these speciments belong to Allosaurus or more likely to Saurophaganax.

So let's wait till later this year (either October or December) or next year (2026) for more new about it, okay👍😉🦖🦕🌎🌌

All of them from Paleozoic, Mesozoic & Cenozoic era.

What do you mean the site (where Saurophaganax was found) is dangerous, Toji sigmeshler?!

They haven't confirmed yet that Saurophaganax is a sauropod or more likely is a theropod (since it's dubious but yet unclassified), right!?🥺😔🦖

Both of them👍😉🌌

Both Trilobites & Ammonites cause of the number & variety of different species (off all shapes & sizes), right👍😉🌌