
Table 1.2. Twenty Most Complete Tyrannosaurus Rex Skeletons SpecimenNo. of BonesPercentage of SkeletonSue FMNH PR208121973%Stan BHI 303319063%MOR 55514649%AMNH 502714348%Ollie *12441%Scotty RSM 2523.8 *120+40%+Samson (Z-rex)*12140%Pecks rex MOR 980 *12040%Ivan *11639%Wyrex BHI 623011438%MOR 112511137%Thomas LACM 7509/10167 *110+37%+Bucky TCM 2001.90.110134%Black Beauty RTMP.81.6.18528%SDSM 120478227%Duffy BHI 41007926%LACM 238447425%Tinker, SD, collected by Eatman and Ferrel*7324%UCRC V1 *6020%MOR 0095819%
Published as part of Neal L. Larson, 2008, One Hundred Years of Tyrannosaurus rex: The Skeletons, pp. 51 in Tyrannosaurus rex, the tyrant king, Bloomington :lndiana University Press on page 51, DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.3750267
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