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Date: 2011-02-06 22:43:16 Titanosaurs Geography of the United States Herpetology Mesozoic Amphicoelias Sauropoda Diplodocus Brachiosaurus Diplodocid Jurassic dinosaurs Diplodocoids Dinosaurs of the Morrison Formation		~-:~ -0 Add to Reading List Source URL: www.gspauldino.com Download Document from Source Website File Size: 2,12 MB Share Document on Facebook

	Head and neck posture in sauropod dinosaurs inferred from extant animals MICHAEL P. TAYLOR, MATHEW J. WEDEL, and DARREN NAISH Taylor, M.P., Wedel, M.J., and Naish, D[removed]Head and neck posture in sauropod dinosaurs inf DocID: XPiQ - View Document
	Head and neck posture in sauropod dinosaurs inferred from extant animals MICHAEL P. TAYLOR, MATHEW J. WEDEL, and DARREN NAISH Taylor, M.P., Wedel, M.J., and Naish, D[removed]Head and neck posture in sauropod dinosaurs inf DocID: Lx6J - View Document
	Dinosaurs & Birds “TONI” a Sauropod Baby e or Purchas DocID: Iwa6 - View Document
	Diplodocus Diplodocus longus •Diet: Plants •Name means: “double beam” •Pronounced: di-PLOD-o-kus •Length: 27 m (88 feet) DocID: yRgL - View Document
	Amphicoelias Amphicoelias was the first long necked dinosaur Amphicoelias altus that people got to see as it looked in life. In 1897 •Pronounced: AM-fa-SEE-lee-us DocID: xE3B - View Document