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- Lognkosauria is a clade of giant long-necked sauropod dinosaurs within the clade Titanosauria. It includes some of the largest and heaviest dinosaurs known...
- and colleagues in 2022. Like Argentinosaurus and other members of the Lognkosauria, Patagotitan was a particularly large and robust titanosaur. It can be...
- named the Lognkosauria. The authors found Malawisaurus to be the sister group of this new clade. Another, much later member of Lognkosauria is the colossal...
- Mendozasaurus and named it Lognkosauria. A 2017 study by Carballido and colleagues recovered Argentinosaurus as a member of Lognkosauria and the sister taxon...
- for which it was named. This species belonged to the discovered clade Lognkosauria, a transitional group of titanosaurs which included the gigantic ****alognkosaurus...
- used, in the defining paper the only subgroups were Rinconsauria and Lognkosauria, but alternate phylogenies published previously had also included various...
- recovered Jiangxititan as a derived member of the titanosaurian clade Lognkosauria, as the sister taxon to Mongolosaurus. The results of their phylogenetic...
- northern hemisphere, and is considered important for being related to the Lognkosauria, a group known only from South America later in the Late Cretaceous....
- Epachthosaurus? Jainosaurus Quetecsaurus Tengrisaurus? Vahiny Rinconsauria Lognkosauria Argentinosaurus Drusilasaura Dzharatitanis? ****alognkosaurus Jiangxititan...
- ****alognkosaurus as the sister taxon to Mendozasaurus in a clade Calvo et al. named Lognkosauria, defined by the two genera classified within it. A very similar result...