Baby Tyrannosaur Anatomy

Hi all, here's another dinosaur anatomy chart that I hope will be a useful palaeoart reference for folks.

This time I've taken a look at theropods (my sworn enemies), specifically a tyrannosaur. There's been a lot of solid work done already on the anatomy of adult tyrannosaurids, so I thought that I'd show you what may have lay beneath the skin in their young, paying homage to a painting I did last year. This isn't necessarily meant to represent a single specimen or species, it's more just a generalised baby tyrannosaurid. While the very young juveniles of multiple tyrannosaurids look quite similar, this does perhaps borrow a little more from juvenile Tarbosaurus and Raptorex (whatever the latter may actually be) than it does the juvenile Albertosaurines we know of.

Basically just a leggy bird-croc.

Useful dinosaur muscle resources: https://www.dropbox.com/s/zomk6qwjqcn48lt/Muscle%20References.pdf?dl=0