Table 6 in A Computational Analysis of Limb and Body Dimensions in Tyrannosaurus rex with Implications for Locomotion, Ontogeny, and Growth

Table 6. Body mass (all segments) and center of mass (COM) values shown for the five tyrannosaur specimens. SpecimenMin mass (kg)COM x (m)COM y (m)Max mass (kg)COM x (m)COM y (m)Average mass (kg)Mass rangeCarnegie73940.549‾0.332145640.376‾0.34790811.97Sue95020.801‾0.355184890.572‾0.356139961.95Stan59340.524‾0.495108370.504‾0.52183851.83MOR57770.572‾0.337107680.386‾0.38782721.86Jane6390.276‾0.31812690.242‾0.3079541.98 Shown are COM positions (relative to the right hip joint; cranial = +x; ventral = ‾y) for our minimal (‘‘Min’’) and maximal (‘‘Max’’) modelsı with averages of minimal and maximal model body masses as well as the ratio of maximal to minimal masses (‘‘Mass range’’). doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0026037.t006