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Moved absurd suggestion to Alternate Theories section
In 1990, an amateur paleontologist by the name of Susan Hendrickson discovered the most complete Tyrannosaurus fossil yet. The fossil, named Sue, is also one of the largest Tyrannosaurus specimen discovered.<ref>Guinness World Records Ltd. (2003). 2003 Guinness World Records. pg 90.</ref>
In 1990, an amateur paleontologist by the name of Susan Hendrickson discovered the most complete Tyrannosaurus fossil yet. The fossil, named Sue, is also one of the largest Tyrannosaurus specimen discovered.<ref>Guinness World Records Ltd. (2003). 2003 Guinness World Records. pg 90.</ref>
==Alternate Theories==
==Alternate Theories==
While it is widely regarded to be a scientific fact that the Tyrannosaurus rex was a real creature, there is an alternate theory amongst some conservatives that the Tyrannosaurus rex either did not live, or that they lived at the same time as humans at some point in history. This is worth mentioning because these alternate theories about dinosaurs seem to be held almost exclusively by [[Young Earth Creationism|Young Earth]] creationists.
While it is widely regarded to be a scientific fact that the Tyrannosaurus rex was a real creature, there is an alternate theory amongst some conservatives that the Tyrannosaurus rex either did not live, or that they lived at the same time as humans at some point in history. This is worth mentioning because these alternate theories about dinosaurs seem to be held almost exclusively by [[Young Earth Creationism|Young Earth]] creationists.
On the other hand it has even been suggested by some <ref>http://www.drdino.com/articles.php?spec=37</ref> that there may be some surviving dinosaurs including Tyrannosaurs in unexplored regions of the Earth.
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