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described until 1991 in the
Journal of Paleontology,
where Gillette named it
Seismosaurus halli (Jim and Ruth Hall's
seismic lizard),
though in 1994, Gillette...
- M****ospondylus
Sellosaurus Omeisaurus Apatosaurus Barosaurus Dicraeosaurus Seismosaurus The
belief that
Claosaurus had a
gizzard has been
discredited on the...
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longest were the 33.5-meter (110 ft) long
Diplodocus hallorum (formerly
Seismosaurus), the 33-to-34-meter (108 to 112 ft) long Supersaurus, and 37-meter (121 ft)...
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similar species) had appeared,
including Diplodocus hallorum (formerly
Seismosaurus),
Supersaurus vivianae,
Amphicoelias altus, and M. fragilimus. Smaller...
- tails, such as the 29–30 m (95–98 ft)
Diplodocus hallorum (formerly
Seismosaurus) and the 39 m Supersaurus. In 2014, the
fossilized remains of a previously...
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important figure in
Kongolese mythology known sometimes as the
Earth Shaker Seismosaurus, an
antiquated name for a
species of
sauropod meaning "earth-shaker lizard"...
- Zoid" and with the help of
pilots from all over the city,
defeats the
Seismosaurus holding it
under siege.
About half-way
through the series, the show was...
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Protoceratops Velociraptor Unidentified pterosaurs (most
likely Kepodactylus)
Seismosaurus Tarbosaurus Tarchia Pinacosaurus (mentioned)
Oviraptor Confuciusornis...
- gave the new
dinosaur the name
Seismosaurus halli, or "earth shaker." In 1993,
Gillette published his book,
Seismosaurus: The
Earth Shaker,
about his discovery...
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three species belong to the
genus Diplodocus.
Another diplodocid genus,
Seismosaurus, is
considered by many
paleontologists to be a
junior synonym of Diplodocus...
