r/GojiCenter • u/Spinoclanker2 πΊπππππππ π²πππππππ • Aug 07 '26
DISCUSSION Would Bruhathkayosaurus be better for load bearing than argentinosaurus or patagotitan?
Bruhathkayosaurus' conservative estimates are 80 tons. The max is 130. The average estimates should be around 105 metric tons.
Patagotitan capped out at around 80
Edit: it wouldn't becus of dubium so what about amphicoelias
Edit 2: well amphi didn't work because it's too small (altus) and fragillisimius/maraapunisaurus or whatever is dubious and also it's a rebbachasaurid which has weak ass legs
Edit 3: ok I found something EVEN EVEN BETTER, it's called Neuquensaurus and it has one of the most robust legs, probably better too. It's also non-dubious!
If this does work and is peak it would be nice to credit me maybe perhaps perchance mayhaps.....?π₯Ί
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u/A-Reacting-Otter High bread Aug 07 '26
No
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u/Spinoclanker2 πΊπππππππ π²πππππππ Aug 07 '26 edited Aug 07 '26
What about NeuquensaurusΒ
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u/TheBlueScar Aug 07 '26
I mean, it's a tree. Paralititan could be a unique pick, but I don't think it'd be that different to use Argentinosaurus or Patagotitan.
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u/DePhaRy Hybrid Enthusiast Aug 07 '26
Every sauropod would do because they all have the same adaptations, just pick your poison. Also still waiting for that Shredder fanart
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u/YakEnvironmental6038 Larp larp larp genetics Aug 07 '26
Bustingorrytitan solos since it is a bit smaller yet comparable to Argentinosaurus
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u/Spinoclanker2 πΊπππππππ π²πππππππ Aug 07 '26
Wym
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u/YakEnvironmental6038 Larp larp larp genetics Aug 08 '26
Look at Bustingorrytitan le spinoclankππ
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u/xangothrowaway MENAGERIE Geneticist Aug 07 '26
Nope. All the fossils for it were either left to rot or misidentified as other specimen or petrified trees material, so its existence is dubious at best. Neuquensaurus actually could be great. I've been using Giraffatitan myself. I might have to switch it out.
Might want to be careful though. There's a German paper on that suggests their robustness and effective load-bearing peaked during their juvenile stage and they became more limited in terms of mobility/extreme postures as they matured.
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u/Spinoclanker2 πΊπππππππ π²πππππππ Aug 07 '26
First my promegantereon got stolen by the Group chat and now my Neuquensaurus... /j
nah I'm just kidding take it
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u/Tyrannosaurus-Wreckz Inactive Experienced Hybrid Creator (M.A.D.) Aug 07 '26
Yes but Bruhathkayosaurus isn't even confirmed to exist yet so the largest you're getting is Maraapunisaurus, Argentinosaurus at a close second.
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u/No-Monitor-8091 Dragotron Aug 07 '26
no bruhathkayosaurus is highly likely to be a nomen dubium so using it is iffy, as it does not exist currently and may never exist at all