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named the
family Titanosauridae to
summarize sauropods with
procoelous (concave on the front)
caudal vertebrae. The name
Titanosauridae has
since been widely...
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family Titanosauridae to
include them all, he
grouped the
genera into Titanosaurinae, Saltasaurinae, Antarctosaurinae,
Argyrosaurinae and
Titanosauridae indet...
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Jeffrey Wilson and Paul
Upchurch found both
Titanosauridae and
Andesauridae to be invalid; the
Titanosauridae because it was
based on the
dubious genus...
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longer than that of Mendozasaurus.
Drusilasaura was ****igned to the
Titanosauridae by the
describers and
considered a
possible member of the Lognkosauria...
- (except for the fingers,
which later research showed do not
ossify with
Titanosauridae), and both ischia.
Since then,
hundreds of
other bits and
pieces from...
- Powell, J.E., 1992, "Osteología de
Saltasaurus loricatus (Sauropoda
Titanosauridae) del Cretácico
Superior del
noroeste Argentino" In: Sanz, J., Buscalioni...
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Friedrich von
Huene to a
fossil that he
attributed to the
sauropod family Titanosauridae. It was
discovered in late-Cretaceous rock near Warsaw, Poland, in 1941...
- found. The
describers placed Panamericansaurus in a
clade within the
Titanosauridae, the Aeolosaurini, of
which also
Aeolosaurus and
Gondwanatitan are also...
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Brachiosauridae †Infradivision
Somphospondyli †Family
Euhelopodidae †Family
Titanosauridae †Family
Pisanosauridae †Family
Fabrosauridae †Suborder
Thyreophora †Family...
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Dicraeosauridae (indeterminate remains)
Northern Province, Sudan.
Lithostrotia (indeterminate remains)
Northern Province, Sudan. "(=
Titanosauridae indet.)"...
