What do Tyrannosaur dinosaur tracks look like?

First off, the tyrannosaurus dinosaurs are in the suborder Theropoda, and were bipedal, which is a fancy way of saying that they walked on two feet.

They had three toes and one dewclaw. The ones found in British Columbia were over 2 feet long and over 5 feet between tracks.

Finally, these tracks are incredibly rare with discoveries in,

• 1 track 1983 in New Mexico

• 1 track in Montana in 2007

• 1 track and another partial track in New Mexic in 2009 on the same ranch as the one in 1983.

• 7 tracks in British Columbia in 2011.

• 3 tracks in Wyoming in 2016

It's also worth pointing out that being more specific than this is hard, with some tracks being either from a Nanotyrannus or a T-Rex and they aren't even certain if those are two different types of dinosaurs or Nanotyrannus is a juvenile T-Rex.

As far as pictures go,

From New Mexico,

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From British Columbia

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From Wyoming

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If you are still looking for more information, I would suggest this research paper.

A ‘Terror of Tyrannosaurs’: The First Trackways of Tyrannosaurids and Evidence of Gregariousness and Pathology in Tyrannosauridae

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