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- specimens of Pleurocoelus. These, however, are all isolated bones from the Arundel Formation, which themselves were referred to Pleurocoelus only based...
- the fossil to Pleurocoelus (now considered a junior synonym of Astrodon) as a Pleurocoelus sp. In 2012, Michael D'Emic renamed Pleurocoelus sp. as Astrophocaudia...
- known from the Paluxy River area of Texas, usually referred to the genus Pleurocoelus, including partial skeletons (particularly from the Glen Rose Formation...
- having three junior synonyms: Morosaurus impar, Morosaurus robustus, and Pleurocoelus mont****. One of these junior synonyms, M. impar, is the type species...
- Brachiosauridae, including Astrodon, Bothriospondylus, Pelorosaurus, Pleurocoelus, and Ultrasauros. These ****ignments were often based on broad similarities...
- implement Dutch oven Dinosaur Sauroposeidon proteles 2009 (replaced Pleurocoelus which was state dinosaur 1997–2009) Dish Chili 1977 Domino game Texas...
- Sauroposeidon proteles (originally Paluxysaurus jonesi) 2009 (replaced Pleurocoelus which was state dinosaur 1997–2009) Utah Utahraptor ostrommaysorum 2018...
- vertebrae and ribs, a partial shoulder, and a tooth Originally referred to Pleurocoelus before being given its own genus; specimens were given unique numbers...
- likely that of a Camarasaurus. Pleurocoelus mont**** was also named by Marsh in 1896 as a new species of Pleurocoelus, the material consisting of several...
- Brachiosauridae, including Astrodon, Bothriospondylus, Pelorosaurus, Pleurocoelus, and Ultrasauros. These ****ignments were often based on broad similarities...