-
hallorum are
mainly based, also was
found to have had its 13th tail
vertebra come from
another dinosaur,
throwing off size
estimates for D.
hallorum even...
- growing.
Ultimately the
largest sauropods, like Supersaurus,
Diplodocus hallorum, Patagotitan, and Argentinosaurus,
reached 30–40
metres (98–131 ft) in...
- 131 ft); some of the
longest were the 33.5-meter (110 ft) long
Diplodocus hallorum (formerly Seismosaurus), the 33-to-34-meter (108 to 112 ft) long Supersaurus...
-
Apatosaurus louisae (h)
Barosaurus lentus Camarasaurus lentus Diplodocus hallorum Uintasaurus dougl****i (h) (now
Camarasaurus lentus)
Ornithischia Stegosauria...
-
Diplodocus carnegii Diplodocus hallorum...
- louisae
differ in
twelve characters, and
Diplodocus carnegiei and D.
hallorum differ in
eleven characters. Thus,
thirteen characters were
chosen to validate...
-
Diplodocus carnegii Diplodocus hallorum...
-
diplodocids (or
likely diplodocids) had appeared,
including Diplodocus hallorum (formerly Seismosaurus),
Supersaurus vivianae,
Amphicoelias altus, and...
-
other largest diplodocoids such as
Supersaurus vivianae and
Diplodocus hallorum. Also
based on Limaysaurus, the
complete femur was
estimated to have been...
-
exceptionally long, whip-like tails, such as the 29–30 m (95–98 ft)
Diplodocus hallorum (formerly Seismosaurus) and the 39 m Supersaurus. In 2014, the fossilized...
