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Can't really tell. The known skull is missing the relevant bones: palaeos.com/vertebrates/therop…

Here is a reconstruction of the skeleton by Mike Hanson: sites.google.com/site/cryoloph…
The white part is actually what is known. The grey parts are inferred. Cryolophosaurus was a primitive tetanuran and would have had a more elongated skull than say Allosaurus.
The white part is actually what is known. The grey parts are inferred. Cryolophosaurus was a primitive tetanuran and would have had a more elongated skull than say Allosaurus.

What about the partial skeleton in the Oxford Museum of Natural History?
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The skull doesn´t look as elongated as in your reconstruction.
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The skull doesn´t look as elongated as in your reconstruction.
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