Table 7 in A Computational Analysis of Limb and Body Dimensions in Tyrannosaurus rex with Implications for Locomotion, Ontogeny, and Growth

Table 7. Whole body masses and center of mass (COM) positions for the five tyrannosaur specimens. ZBody mass (kg)COM distance from hip (m)COM (% Femoral length)COM (% Body length)COM (% GAD)COM (% Leg length)XYXYXYXYXYCarnegieMost Cranial118800.827‾0.27565.4‾21.77.0‾2.333.2‾11.127.2‾9.0Most Caudal10390‾0.024‾0.395‾1.90‾31.2‾0.20‾3.3‾1.00‾15.9‾0.8‾13.0Most Dorsal134050.428‾0.30033.8‾23.73.6‾2.517.2‾12.114.1‾9.9Most Ventral88880.447‾0.38835.3‾30.73.8‾3.318.0‾15.614.7‾12.8Maximal145640.376‾0.34729.7‾27.43.2‾2.915.1‾13.912.4‾11.4Minimal73940.549‾0.33243.4‾26.24.6‾2.822.1‾13.318.1‾10.9SueMost Cranial143001.160‾0.36191.2‾25.59.7‾2.743.2‾12.136.3‾10.2Most Caudal136910.116‾0.35013.6‾24.71.4‾2.66.40‾11.75.4‾9.8Most Dorsal166050.641‾0.35851.5‾25.45.5‾2.724.4‾12.020.5‾10.1Most Ventral113860.662‾0.35255.5‾24.85.9‾2.626.3‾11.722.1‾9.8Maximal184890.572‾0.35646.0‾24.94.9‾2.721.8‾11.818.3‾9.9Minimal95020.801‾0.35566.8‾25.57.1‾2.731.7‾12.126.6‾10.2StanMost Cranial83190.869‾0.51168.0‾40.07.4‾4.334.9‾20.628.3‾16.7Most Caudal84500.154‾0.60212.1‾47.11.3‾5.16.20‾24.25.0‾19.6Most Dorsal90230.622‾0.48848.6‾38.25.3‾4.125.0‾19.620.3‾15.9Most Ventral77460.378‾0.63729.5‾49.93.2‾5.415.2‾25.612.3‾20.8Maximal108370.504‾0.52139.4‾40.84.3‾4.420.3‾20.916.4‾17.0Minimal59340.524‾0.49541.0‾38.74.4‾4.221.1‾19.917.1‾16.1MORMost Cranial79180.881‾0.27968.8‾21.87.6‾2.448.3‾15.328.8‾9.1Most Caudal86260.056‾0.4534.40‾35.40.5‾3.93.1‾24.81.8‾14.8Most Dorsal90980.511‾0.32139.9‾25.14.4‾2.828.0‾17.616.7‾10.5Most Ventral74470.378‾0.42829.5‾33.53.3‾3.720.7‾23.512.4‾14.0Maximal107680.386‾0.38730.2‾30.23.3‾3.321.2‾21.212.6‾12.7Minimal57770.572‾0.33744.7‾26.34.9‾2.931.4‾18.518.7‾11.0JaneMost Cranial9750.428‾0.28654.4‾36.36.6‾4.437.3‾24.920.2‾13.5Most Caudal10090.080‾0.39710.2‾50.41.2‾6.27.0‾34.63.8‾18.7Most Dorsal10690.298‾0.27237.8‾34.54.6‾4.226.0‾23.714.0‾12.8Most Ventral9150.192‾0.42324.4‾53.73.0‾6.616.8‾36.99.1‾19.9Maximal12690.240‾0.29430.5‾37.33.7‾4.620.9‾25.611.3‾13.8Minimal6390.276‾0.31835.0‾40.34.3‾4.924.0‾27.713.0‾15.0 Body massı absolute COM positionı and COM position are shown; the latter is normalized by four alternative metrics: femur lengthı body lengthı gleno-acetabular distance (GAD)ı and limb length (data from Table 3). The six models represented for each specimen are four variants maximizing the cranialı caudalı dorsal and ventral COM extreme positionsı and the minimal and maximal mass models. doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0026037.t007