> Tyrannosaurids don't look at all like specialized > sauropod-hunters. From such an animal I'd expect the ability to > make huge wounds in a short time and then retreat. This is what > carnosaurs, especially carcharodontosaurids, look > like. Tyrannosaurs were pursuit-and-bite predators.
That's an interesting perspective. What features of allosauroids make them more suited for wound-and-retreat than tyrannosaurs?
No arguments here! I wish more of the recentish spate of WWD-like dinosaur documentaries would show a theropod getting comprehensively splattered by a sauropod. The world needs more of that kind of thing.