Table 6. Body mass (all segments) and center of mass (COM) values shown for the five tyrannosaur specimens.
Specimen | Min mass (kg) | COMx (m) | COMy (m) | Max mass (kg) | COMx (m) | COMy (m) | Average mass (kg) | Mass range |
Carnegie | 7394 | 0.549 | −0.332 | 14564 | 0.376 | −0.347 | 9081 | 1.97 |
Sue | 9502 | 0.801 | −0.355 | 18489 | 0.572 | −0.356 | 13996 | 1.95 |
Stan | 5934 | 0.524 | −0.495 | 10837 | 0.504 | −0.521 | 8385 | 1.83 |
MOR | 5777 | 0.572 | −0.337 | 10768 | 0.386 | −0.387 | 8272 | 1.86 |
Jane | 639 | 0.276 | −0.318 | 1269 | 0.242 | −0.307 | 954 | 1.98 |
Shown are COM positions (relative to the right hip joint; cranial = +x; ventral = −y) for our minimal (“Min”) and maximal (“Max”) models, with averages of minimal and maximal model body masses as well as the ratio of maximal to minimal masses (“Mass range”).