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scientific literature.
Saltasaurus was
named and
described by
Bonaparte and
Jaime E.
Powell in 1980. The type
species is
Saltasaurus loricatus. Its generic...
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Cetiosauridae (Cetiosaurus >
Saltasaurus)
Neosauropoda (Diplodocus +
Saltasaurus)
Diplodocoidea (Diplodocus >
Saltasaurus)
Rebbachisauridae (Rebbachisaurus...
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titanosaur closer to that
genus than
Saltasaurus, and also it's
opposite Titanosauroidea as
every titanosaur closer to
Saltasaurus than Andesaurus. Next most inclusive...
- the two
species were ****igned to
Saltasaurus by John
Stanton McIntosh, as a
Saltasaurus australis and a
Saltasaurus robustus,
claiming that the features...
- "Osteologia de
Saltasaurus loricatus (Sauropoda - Titanosauridae) del Cretácico
Superior del
noroeste Argentino" [Osteology of
Saltasaurus loricatus...
- is a stem-based taxon,
defined as all
animals more
closely related to
Saltasaurus loricatus than to
Plateosaurus engelhardti.
Sauropodiformes is a more...
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excavation of
Saltasaurus with Martín
Vince and Juan C. Leal at the
estancia "El Brete." With
fellow Argentine Jaime Powell,
Bonaparte studied Saltasaurus and suggested...
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narrowest point;
except for Drusilasaura, Isisaurus, Neuquensaurus, and
Saltasaurus, this
figure was
usually considerably higher among the Macronaria. Furthermore...
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characterized by
their vertebrae and feet,
which are
similar to
those of
Saltasaurus, the
first of the
group to be
discovered and the
source of the name....
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Saltasaurus than Epachthosaurus. This
definition created Eutitanosauria as the
sister group to
Epachthosaurinae (Epachthosaurus but not
Saltasaurus)...
