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“…The Dicraeosauridae form the sister-group to the Diplodocidae (Upchurch 1998;Wilson & Sereno 1998;Wilson 2002;Harris & Dodson 2004). The pneumatic structures in the cervicals of the Dicraeosauridae represent a procamerate pneumatization type, which differs strongly from the polycamerate condition of the cervicals of the Diplodocidae (Wedel 2003a).…”
Section: Evolution Of Pneumatic Structures In the Dicraeosauridaementioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The Dicraeosauridae form the sister-group to the Diplodocidae (Upchurch 1998;Wilson & Sereno 1998;Wilson 2002;Harris & Dodson 2004). The pneumatic structures in the cervicals of the Dicraeosauridae represent a procamerate pneumatization type, which differs strongly from the polycamerate condition of the cervicals of the Diplodocidae (Wedel 2003a).…”
Section: Evolution Of Pneumatic Structures In the Dicraeosauridaementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Brachiosaurus is one of the largest sauropods and phylogenetically represents a basal titanosauriform (Upchurch 1998;Wilson & Sereno 1998;Wilson 2002). It has been suggested that the eastern African B. brancai JANENSCH 1914 and the western North American B. altithorax RIGGS 1903 should be distinguished from each other on a subgeneric level (Paul 1988), but this suggestion has not been widely accepted (see e.g.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
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“…The better preserved slender specimen is used in this study for comparisons. The tooth can be described as a rather simple, somewhat flattened and twisted cylinder, indicating that it belongs to a sauropod dinosaur, a conclusion supported by the wrinkled surface of the enamel (a sauropod synapomorphy: Wilson and Sereno 1998). Although the tooth cannot be described as spoonshaped or spatulate, it differs from the typical peg-like teeth of diplodocoids and titanosaurs, which are straighter and more slender, with less strongly wrinkled enamel, and the affinities of the Lebanese sauropod must be sought among the "broad-toothed" sauropods.…”
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“…Santos et al (2009) suggested that the Polyonyx trackmaker could be a turiasaurid. However, the small size of the digit I claw and the orientation of digits I and II in the Las Sereas 7 sauropod tracks are not described in any known sauropod taxa (sensu Wilson and Sereno, 1998;Wilson, 2002;Upchurch et al, 2004).…”
Section: Trackway Ls7cmentioning
confidence: 99%