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. 2011 Oct 12;6(10):e26037. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0026037

Table 4. Body segment masses for the five tyrannosaur specimens.

Specimen Segment Model Mass (kg) Mass/Body Mass Max/Min
Carnegie Head all 390 0.053
Sue Head all 392 0.041
Stan Head all 383 0.065
MOR Head all 640 0.111
Jane Head all 37 0.058
Carnegie Neck min 365 0.049
Sue Neck min 504 0.053
Stan Neck min 190 0.032
MOR Neck min 421 0.073
Jane Neck min 30 0.046
Carnegie Neck max 675 0.046 1.85
Sue Neck max 737 0.040 1.46
Stan Neck max 519 0.048 2.74
MOR Neck max 1005 0.093 2.39
Jane Neck max 75 0.058 2.53
Carnegie Body min 4271 0.578
Sue Body min 5560 0.585
Stan Body min 3214 0.542
MOR Body min 2039 0.353
Jane Body min 327 0.512
Carnegie Body max 8606 0.591 2.01
Sue Body max 10011 0.541 1.80
Stan Body max 5269 0.486 1.64
MOR Body max 3597 0.334 1.76
Jane Body max 542 0.420 1.66
Carnegie Tail min 858 0.116
Sue Tail min 1171 0.123
Stan Tail min 587 0.099
MOR Tail min 1196 0.207
Jane Tail min 74 0.115
Carnegie Tail max 2383 0.164 2.78
Sue Tail max 3477 0.188 2.97
Stan Tail max 1290 0.119 2.20
MOR Tail max 2375 0.221 1.99
Jane Tail max 168 0.130 2.28

Results for our minimal (“min”) and maximal (“max”) models are shown. Also displayed are segment percentages of body mass (“Mass/body mass”; for minimal or maximal models respectively; for head segment data are shown relative to minimal models) and the ratio of segment masses for maximal vs. minimal models (“Max/Min”).