Carcharodontosaurus

Both species are presented here. Carcharodontosaurus iguidensis does not seem to differ much from C. saharicus except for the maxillary fenestra. The specimens here present some of the largest theropods to have ever existed especially the neotype of C. saharicus which reached a length 15.4 m. or 50.5 ft. Carcharodontosaurus' small headedness is due to it being closer to Acrocanthosaurus in overall morphology than Giganotosaurus. Please ask permission to use as a reference. Positive critiques are encouraged.
                                              References: Brolypheusion's Carcharodontosaurus skeleton
                                                                Scott Hartman's Acrocanthosaurus skeleton
                                                                Blaze's Carcharodontosaurus skull                                                  
                                                                Brusatte and Sereno, 2007. A new species of Carcharodontosaurus (Dinosauria: Theropoda)     from the Cenomanian of Niger