Bulky heads, barrellike bodies and tankbusting teeth all define the most typical and most well known Tyrannosaurines, and with this combination of features, were easily some of the planet's most potent ever predators. Within this group, though, there were some deviations from this bodyplan, and they came in the form of the Alioramini, the longsnouted Tyrannosaurines. I hope you enjoy.

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