Fruitland Tyrannosaurid

This Teratophoneus-like Tyrannosaurid was once thought to be Albertosaurus sp or Gorgosaurus libratus, or even perhaps Daspletosaurus sp lived in what is now called New Mexico and it was a deposited in near-shore swampy lowlands. Shared along with ceratopsians such as Pentaceratops, (but also have both Utahceratops-like and Kosmoceratops-like chasmosaurine of same or similar formation as Kaiparowits) pachycephalosaur like Stegoceras, hadrosaurid Parasaurolophus, coelurosaur Ornithomimus and Dromaeosaurid like Saurornitholestes.

Now there's a different cast between Utah's Teratophoneus from Kaiparowits formation and New Mexico's Bistahieversor from Kirtland formation for different branch of Tyrannosaurinae, and this is has yet to be name.

Based on Teratophoneus skeletal body made by Scott Hartman and there leg were been reference from chrismasna.deviantart.com/art/….

P.S. This savage killer is coin that word as Navajo's "Skinwalker" of the Cretaceous.