Allosaurus jimmadseni Chure & Loewen, 2020
While Allosaurus jimmadseni was named much more recently than Allosaurus fragilis, it lived a bit further ago in time, in the lower Morrison Formation of the American West. It’s possible that A. jimmadseni evolved into A. fragilis, although direct ancestor-descendant relationships are difficult to test.
Here we have two individuals at very different growth stages, so this page gathers them as a small hub — a subadult and a juvenile drawn to scale. Check out the size comparison, or pick a specimen below to see its own reconstruction and record; an adult specimen is in progress, and will eventually join the others here.
- Specimens shown
- 2
- Size range
- 2.8–6.9 m
Specimens
Scale comparison
All documented specimens — tap a column to sort
| Specimen | Length | Femur | Complete | Collected | Repository | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| MOR 693 — “Big Al” | ~6.9 m | — | — | Museum of the Rockies | View → | |
| Privately held — “Little Al” | ~2.8 m | — | — | — | — | View → |