- Macronaria, the
forelimbs of
brachiosaurids are long
relative to the hindlimbs, but this
trait is more
pronounced in
brachiosaurids. The
forelimbs were very...
-
morphology to
brachiosaurids, were also
widespread and are
known to have
migrated seasonally, so this
might have also been true for
brachiosaurids.
Other dinosaurs...
- only
known in
North America.
Although fragmentary remains of
possible brachiosaurids are
known from the Jur****ic of
Patagonia in Argentina, Padillasaurus...
- to the
earliest brachiosaurids. The
phylogeny resolved the most true
brachiosaurids to date,
although several potential brachiosaurids were
instead determined...
-
genus (now
considered a
nomen dubium) Titanosaurus.
Together with the
brachiosaurids and relatives,
titanosaurs make up the
larger sauropod clade Titanosauriformes...
-
Sonorasaurus is a
genus of
brachiosaurid dinosaur from the
Early to Late
Cretaceous (Albian to
Cenomanian stages,
around 112 to 93 million
years ago)...
- ago),
sauropods had
become widespread (especially the
diplodocids and
brachiosaurids). By the Late Cretaceous, one
group of sauropods, the titanosaurs, had...
- of this time saw the
spread of ankylosaurians, iguanodontians, and
brachiosaurids through Europe,
North America, and
northern Africa.
These were later...
-
Lusotitan is a
genus of
herbivorous brachiosaurid sauropod dinosaur from the Late Jur****ic of
Portugal and
possibly Spain. In 1947
Manuel de Matos, a...
- the only
known brachiosaurid described from the
Early Cretaceous of Europe.
Until this discovery, it was
thought that
brachiosaurids had
become extinct...
