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Titanosaurs (or titanosaurians;
members of the
group Titanosauria) were a
diverse group of
sauropod dinosaurs,
including genera from all
seven continents...
- Still,
Patagotitan is one of the most-known
titanosaurs, and so its
interrelationships with
other titanosaurs have been
relatively consistent in phylogenetic...
- brachiosaurids). By the Late Cretaceous, one
group of sauropods, the
titanosaurs, had
replaced all
others and had a near-global distribution. However...
- from Baurutitan.
Before its description, it was
known as the "Peirópolis
titanosaur",
after the
place it was found. From the 1940s to 1960s,
Brazilian paleontologist...
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suggested that
because Argentinosaurus was then
thought to be a
basal titanosaur, it
would have a
shorter tail and
narrower chest than Puertasaurus, which...
- of
Cienciargentina were
found in ****ociation with the
remains of the
titanosaur Choconsaurus.
Multiple other rebbachisaurids (Cathartesaura, Limaysaurus...
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titanosaurian sauropod.
Length estimates by
researchers exceed those of the
titanosaur Argentinosaurus, as
longer than 35
metres (115 ft) and
weighing over 80...
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holotype of D.
schrani is more
completely preserved than
other titanosaurs. All
titanosaurs had what is
called wide-gauge posture, a
relative term to describe...
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period in what is now
southwestern North America. It is the only
known titanosaur to have
inhabited North America after the
nearly 30-million year absence...
- hummingbirds,
which can
weigh as
little as two grams, to the
extinct titanosaurs, such as
Argentinosaurus and
Bruhathkayosaurus which could weigh as much...
