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- Diplodocoidea is a superfamily of sauropod dinosaurs, which included some of the longest animals of all time, including slender giants like Supersaurus...
- family Rebbachisauridae, which is part of the sauropod superfamily Diplodocoidea. Nigersaurus was probably a browser, and fed with its head close to...
- Rebbachisauridae, the Dicraeosauridae is nested inside the Diplodocoidea. All members of the Diplodocoidea are characterized by their box-shaped snout and narrow...
- authorities agree that the rebbachisaurids are members of the superfamily Diplodocoidea, they lack the bifid (divided) cervical neural spines that characterise...
- difficult to place A. maranhensis more specifically within the superfamily Diplodocoidea. However, some features of these vertebrae suggest it may be a late-surviving...
- most recent common ancestor. The group is composed of two subgroups: Diplodocoidea and Macronaria. Arising in the early Jur****ic and persisting until the...
- for the evolution of Dicraeosauridae. Dicraeosaurids are a part of Diplodocoidea and are the sister group to Diploidocidae. In the past two decades,...
- recovered Sidersaura as a rebbachisaurid member of the sauropod clade Diplodocoidea, as the sister taxon to Itapeuasaurus in a clade also containing Zapalasaurus...
- group, and Titanosauroidea and Diplodocoidea forming another. This proposed shift with Macronaria placed Diplodocoidea as an outgroup to the new clade...
- also been identified as close relatives of Diplodocus by some authors. Diplodocoidea comprises the diplodocids, as well as the dicraeosaurids, rebbachisaurids...