Definition of Titanosauridae. Meaning of Titanosauridae. Synonyms of Titanosauridae

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Definition of Titanosauridae

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Meaning of Titanosauridae from wikipedia

- named the family Titanosauridae to summarize sauropods with procoelous (concave on the front) caudal vertebrae. The name Titanosauridae has since been widely...
- family Titanosauridae to include them all, he grouped the genera into Titanosaurinae, Saltasaurinae, Antarctosaurinae, Argyrosaurinae and Titanosauridae indet...
- Jeffrey Wilson and Paul Upchurch found both Titanosauridae and Andesauridae to be invalid; the Titanosauridae because it was based on the dubious genus...
- (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...
- longer than that of Mendozasaurus. Drusilasaura was ****igned to the Titanosauridae by the describers and considered a possible member of the Lognkosauria...
- (Sauropoda - Titanosauridae) del Cretácico Superior del noroeste Argentino" [Osteology of Saltasaurus loricatus (Sauropoda-Titanosauridae) of the Upper...
- Calvo and colleagues found ****alognkosaurus to be a member of the Titanosauridae (or Lithostrotia, depending on the definitions being used), and most...
- Brachiosauridae †Infradivision Somphospondyli †Family Euhelopodidae †Family Titanosauridae †Family Pisanosauridae †Family Fabrosauridae †Suborder Thyreophora †Family...
- found. The describers placed Panamericansaurus in a clade within the Titanosauridae, the Aeolosaurini, of which also Aeolosaurus and Gondwanatitan are also...