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- is now South America (northwestern Patagonia). Limaysaurus includes a single type species, Limaysaurus tessonei, which was originally referred to the...
- rebbachisaurid, rather than a diplodocid sauropod. He therefore used Limaysaurus instead of Diplodocus as a basis for size estimates. This resulted in...
- Rebbachisauridae, defined to include Rebbachisaurus garasbae and exclude Limaysaurus tessonei. It was first proposed as a rank by Jose Bonaparte in 1995,...
- largest known rebbachisaurid femur; other large femurs include those of Limaysaurus, at 1.44 metres (4.7 ft) long, and Comahuesaurus, at 1.13 metres (3.7 ft)...
- for all rebbachisaurids more closely related to Nigersaurus than to Limaysaurus. They found that nigersaurines were restricted to North Africa and Europe...
- rejected this asignment and proposed the new genus Limaysaurus for R. tessonei, which is now known as Limaysaurus tessonei. The holotype and only known specimen...
- Many saurischian dinosaurs, including rebbachisaurids (Cathartesaura, Limaysaurus, and Sidersaura), titanosaurs (Argentinosaurus, Bustingorrytitan, Chucarosaurus...
- titanosaurian sauropod Andesaurus, and the rebbachisaurid sauropods Limaysaurus and Nopcsaspondylus. Other theropods include the abelisaurid Ekrixinatosaurus...
- humeri, a mostly complete leg, and other fragments of ribs and the hands Limaysaurus tessonei MUCPv-205 National University of Comahue Cenomanian ****ncul...
- area are represented by the rebbachisaurid sauropods Cathartesaura and Limaysaurus, the titanosaurs Argentinosaurus, Choconsaurus, and Chucarosaurus, and...