English: Size of the two species of the North American lambeosaurine hadrosaurid Corythosaurus. C. casuarius is based on the well-preserved specimens AMNH 5240 and AMNH 5338 (scaled to the former) and cross-checked against Gregory S. Paul's skeletal. C. intermedius was drawn following Paul's skeletal and scaled to ROM 845. Human silhouette from File:Silhouette of man standing and facing forward.svg (CC0).

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