

Scientists think that Alioramus is a close cousin of T. rex. One feature that set it apart from its more famous relative, however, was that it had a row of bumps on the top of its long snout. Otherwise, it probably looked very much like a T. rex.
Alioramus is known from an incomplete skull and some foot bones. It may have been an early version of the Asian tyrannosaur family, which later led to T. bataar. Like Albertosaurus in North America, this earlier tyrannosaur was not as large as its later cousins. Overall, its skull was lower than later tyrannosaurids.
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