Which genus of dinosaur do you own the most?

[DinoLord]

All my JP stuff bumps up T. rex to the top of the list. I have a lot of different Triceratops too. My sauropods are almost all Apatosaurus or Brachiosaurus (my two favorites coincidentally).

[stargatedalek]

macaws

or non avian dinosaur, thats harder, but I guess dromaeosaurs (not a genus I know, but most of the figures are so generic it doesn't matter)

[SBell]

It's probably no surprise that the genus Tyrannosaurus dominates--even though I don't particularly try to seek them all out.

But if we aren't limited to dinosaurs, then Panthera actually wins. Mostly because of all the species involved (although fewer lions, because I don't seek them out any more than I seek Tyrannosaurus).

Point of interest--ignoring taxonomic vagaries (changes to lumps and splits here and there because I don't always keep up with them) I apparently have representatives of 1354 genera, all told (plus +1 for the mythical things that are classed as 'none'). Plus I have a couple more coming...

[amargasaurus cazaui]

(very innocent look) Well I did a nose and tail count and came up with over thirty psittacosaurus, so ........I guess you all saw that coming.Howeverif I lump sauropods all together I have over a hundred easy....mine is a small collection however and admittedly light on theropods.

[Saurian]

I think in many collections this stegosaurus, t rex and triceratops, for the reason that each line has a toy of these animals. Today just got my new Triceratops safari   

[Patrx]

Triceratops, easily! Eight specimens in my collection proper represent Triceratops. Additionally, there's the Papo Triceratops and  a Crash McCreery illustration from my Jurassic Park collection, then two goofy "Chinasaurs" that aren't on display, and the Safari Triceratops, which I no longer display for accuracy reasons but keep because it looks nice. Then, if you take into account my Power Rangers collection, I have two Triceratops Power Coins, one full-size Triceratops helmet, one scaled replica Triceratops helmet, two Triceratops Dinozords, one figure of the Triceratops Ranger himself, and one autographed photo featuring the Triceratops costume. In total, that's twenty-one Triceratops, unless I missed something.

[Meso-Cenozoic]

That's easy. Tyrannosaurus rex! I have around 20. I counted at least 19 from what I can see and what I remembered I still had stored. (Still trying to reconfigure my display space. Seems to be a yearly task!)
And I only have "museum" line figures (I say this a bit loosely considering some of the companies. ) from the main figure companies: Carnegie, WS, Safari's other lines, Bullyland, Schleich, CollectA and Papo.
I still don't have any Favorites. No doubt that line will appear in the future at some point.

[SBell]

I guess I should have included numbers--I apparently have 81 Tyrannosaurus. Second only to the 81 Panthera.

[Meso-Cenozoic]

Wow, Sean!!! 

[tyrantqueen]

I guess I should have included numbers--I apparently have 81 Tyrannosaurus. Second only to the 81 Panthera.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sf9cS-iXa9A

[docronnie]

Tyrannosaurus followed by Triceratops.

[Concavenator]

Giganotosaurus.

[SBell]

I just realized ,t hat should say 87 Panthera.

Keeping in mind that not every one of them is...high quality or display worthy

[laticauda]

Stegosaurus.  T-rex or triceratops don't even make my top three. 

[LophoLeeVT]

styracosaurus

[Halichoeres]

It's not a dinosaur, but Plesiosaurus. I have three. For dinosaurs strictly speaking, it's a tie among several genera for which I have 2 each: Triceratops, Beipiaosaurus, Deinonychus, Velociraptor, Dilong, Tyrannosaurus, Hypsilophodon, Caudipteryx, Microraptor, Maiasaura, Allosaurus, Stegosaurus, Protoceratops, Oviraptor, and Styracosaurus. I maintain my collection at a small size.

[Arul]

The trex

[CityRaptor]

Due to being a JP Collector and if I also count the pieces from two board games I own, it is clearly Velociraptor. Well, outdated Velociraptor...

[Dinomike]

I seem to own at least 9 Trexes so he wins by a landslide!

[tyrantqueen]

I sold off a large percentage of my collection due to space concerns. Most of the species I own now are of a single number. Except for three ammonites. So, ammonites it is.

It was hard to do but I'm much happier now.