-
Fanti et al. is
shown below.
Although all
authorities agree that the
rebbachisaurids are
members of the
superfamily Diplodocoidea, they lack the
bifid (divided)...
- Limaysaurinae), the two
other rebbachisaurids named from the ****ncul Formation.
Sidersaura was one of the last
rebbachisaurids known before the
clade went...
- neck for a sauropod, with
thirteen cervical vertebrae.
Nearly all
rebbachisaurids had
relatively short necks and a
length of 10 m (33 ft) or less. The...
- instead;
among rebbachisaurids, it was
chosen for its
completeness because fossils of most
other species (including
other rebbachisaurids) are
mostly fragmentary...
- square-shaped jaw of
Inawentu demonstrates convergent characteristics with
rebbachisaurids. The
Inawentu holotype specimen, MAU-Pv-LI-595, was
discovered in sediments...
- laterally; all
rebbachisaurids have a
large quadrate fossa, but that of
Campananenyen is 30—70%
larger than any
other known rebbachisaurid. The quadrate...
-
Maraapunisaurus fragillimus, N.G. (formerly
Amphicoelias fragillimus), a
basal Rebbachisaurid from the
Morrison Formation (Upper Jur****ic) of Colorado.
Geology of...
-
Maraapunisaurus to be 30–32 m (98–105 ft) in
length based upon
comparisons with
rebbachisaurids. In 2019, Paul gave a
higher estimation of 35 to 40
metres (115 to...
-
Africa by
large spinosaurid and
carcharodontosaurid theropods, and
rebbachisaurid and
titanosaurian sauropods, also
found in
South America. In Asia, maniraptoran...
-
Diplodocoidea comprises the diplodocids, as well as the dicraeosaurids,
rebbachisaurids, Suuw****ea,
Amphicoelias possibly Haplocanthosaurus, and/or the nemegtosaurids...
