Meet Torvosaurus Gurneyi, but you can call him by his first initial, T. He's about 30 feet long with giant razor sharp teeth and he was the biggest carnivore ever to roam Europe. Meet Torvosaurus ...

"It's a dream come true." Scientists initially thought the T. gurneyi fossils belonged to related species Torvosaurus tanneri, pictured. The four- to five-ton T. gurneyi—named after paleo-illust ...

a 33-foot-long brute called Torvosaurus gurneyi that was the scourge of its domain in the Jurassic Period, some 150 million years ago. The fossils were originally thought to belong to the North ...

Remains of the Torvosaurus gurneyi were found in Portugal and the creature was up to 33 feet long and weighed up to five tonnes. The dinosaur, who lived around 150 million yeas ago, had a 3.75ft ...

The fossil of the upper jaw of Torvosaurus tanneri has around 11 or more teeth, while Torvosaurus gurneyi has fewer than 11. The mouth bones also have a different shape and structure. The new ...

Torvosaurus gurneyi was the largest predator ... differed from tanneri in several significant ways. For one, the gurneyi fossils showed fewer teeth than the 11 possessed by the North American ...

Remains of the Torvosaurus gurneyi were discovered in the rock cliffs of Lourinha, in Portugal, by an amateur fossil hunter in 2003. They were originally believed to be Torvosaurus tanneri ...

the other is called Torvosaurus tanneri. That other species lived in North America and was discovered in 1979. The scientists note that the gurneyi was already a fossil for 80 million years before ...

"Torvosaurus gurneyi was obviously a super predator feeding on large prey like herbivorous dinosaurs." Remains of the species were unearthed by an amateur fossil hunter in 2003 in rock cliffs near ...

But when it came to size, Torvosaurus gurneyi could hold its own against ... Europe by the end of the Jurassic," Hendrickx said. The fossil discoveries also suggest that the dinosaur embryos ...

The dinosaur, which is a new species named Torvosaurus gurneyi, was up to 10m (33ft) long and weighed between four and five tonnes. Its head measured 1.15m (3.75ft) from front to back and was ...

Rex, but only slightly. A Torvosaurus gurneyi's skull (Christophe Hendrickx) The fossils found in Portugal closely resemble those of a North American dinosaur - the Torvosaurus tanneri - and ...