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- suggested that the mamenchisaurids may represent a sub-group of the cetiosaurids, which would be termed Mamenchisaurinae. Holtz, Thomas R. Jr. (2012)...
- (Toarcian) and diversified during the Middle Jur****ic; these included cetiosaurids, turiasaurs, and mamenchisaurs. Neosauropods such as macronarians and...
- Haplocanthosaurus the official name (ICZN Opinion #1633). Originally described as a "cetiosaurid", José Bonaparte decided in 1999 that Haplocanthosaurus differed enough...
- Majunga "More than [four] partial skeletons lacking skulls and teeth" A cetiosaurid sauropod Narindasaurus N. thevenini Ankinganivalaka Right tibia, left...
- MACN-CH 230: three dorsal vertebrae Likely a eusauropod, possibly a cetiosaurid. Smaller than other sauropod taxa found in the formation. Patagosaurus...
- face of the neural arch. The entire group was compared favourably with cetiosaurids like Patagosaurus and Volkheimeria. Overlooking the naming of Titanosauria...
- briefly described it along with the sauropods Patagosaurus fariasi (a cetiosaurid)and Volkheimeria chubutensis (an early eusauropod) from the same deposits...
- The genus Barapasaurus has been found in India, and may represent a cetiosaurid, a basal eusauropod, or a genus outside Eusauropoda. The data around...
- primitive nature of Rhoetosaurus, and so for a long time, it was called a cetiosaurid. More recently, others have compared it to Shunosaurus, based on similar...
- features of the ischium and vertebrae. Another genus also identified as a cetiosaurid by Bonaparte, Volkheimeria, was named in the same paper as Patagosaurus...