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

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”).