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is a new genus and species of derived tyrannosaurine from the middle Campanian of
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. Whereas this taxon is most closely related to
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is morphologically distinct based on several characters and autapomorphies. Together,
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form a clade of long- and deep-snouted tyrannosaurines, here referred to as Daspletosaurini. The recovery of additional clades in our phylogenetic analysis, including Albertosaurinae, Alioramini, short-snouted taxa like
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, and gigantic taxa like
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reveals that at least five major radiations occurred within
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and suggests greater disparity within the group than previously thought. Paleogeographic segregation of tyrannosaurid clades across North America during the Campanian provides renewed evidence for provinciality among Laramidian tyrannosaurids, with
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being endemic to southern Laramidia and Albertosaurinae-Daspletosaurini being endemic to northern Laramidia. Despite the co-occurrence of Daspletosaurini and Albertosaurinae in northern Laramidia, the former is more common in southernmost
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and Montana and the latter is more common farther north, in central and southcentral
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, suggesting the presence of a latitudinal gradient. Thus, the absence of Daspletosaurini in the lower Maastrichtian deposits from south-central
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(i.e. Horseshoe Canyon Formation) could reflect this latitudinal gradient rather than their extinction.
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