"Which dinosaur am I?" guessing game

Do you like to play guessing games? I'm a member of a website called FunTrivia and I lead a team called 'THE Dynamic Dinosaurs'. One of the things we have on our team message board is a guessing game titled 'Which Dinosaur am I?' All you have to do is correctly guess the dinosaur for the clues you're given and whoever guesses correctly gets to pick the next dinosaur. If you're interested in joining my team, just let me know and I send you a link to the FunTrivia website.


Anyway, can you guess the dinosaur I'm thinking of? Your clue is: This dinosaur was named in 1950 and lived in various US states during the early Cretaceous.

I'll take a stab at it and guess Acrocanthosaurus?

Well done, Tyrant Lizard! I am indeed thinking of Acrocanthosaurus. Now it's your turn to think of a dinosaur.

A Hadrosaurid named in 1922, after a near complete skeleton was found in Alberta, Canada.

Is it Parasaurolophus?

Correct!

Looks like it's my turn again. Your clue is: This large Ankylosaur lived in Mongolia during the Campanian stage of the late Cretaceous.

Tarchia?

Anywho, guess mine. Medium-sized spinosaurid that resided in South America during the late Cretaceous. Caused a lot of headaches for paleontologists.

Richard Levine wrote:

Tarchia?

Anywho, guess mine. Medium-sized spinosaurid that resided in South America during the late Cretaceous. Caused a lot of headaches for paleontologists.

The appropriately named Irritator?

Another Spinosaurid with disputed validity, named in 1996.

Spinosaurus Maroccanus?

Here is are the clues: Its a sauropod, it is believe to be the largest thing to ever live on earth, and is known from a giant vertebrate.

Océane wrote:

Another Spinosaurid with disputed validity, named in 1996.

RobTheSpinosaur wrote:

Here is are the clues: Its a sauropod, it is believe to be the largest thing to ever live on earth, and is known from a giant vertebrate.

1. Suchomimus. Some think it's actually a larger African version of Baryonyx, though.

2. Amphicoelias.

My turn. For years I was considered the one of the runts of the sauropod world. But from 2011 to today, I'm now one of the largest members of the sauropod world, not to mention one of the largest animals to have lived.

Here's a hint. While my size is still up for some debate, I'm still much larger then 65 ft long and 25 tons.

Is it whatever's replacing Sue at the Field Museum?

Levine wrote:

Is it whatever's replacing Sue at the Field Museum?

No, but on you're on the right track. Here's a hint. The dinosaur I'm talking about is closely related to that one sauropod.