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Agustinia- Classification
- Sauropods
- Characteristics
- Herbivorous
- Era
- Cretaceous period
- Alamosaurus
- Classification
- Sauropods
- Characteristics
- Herbivorous
- Era
- Cretaceous period
- Amargasaurus
- Classification
- Sauropods
- Characteristics
- Herbivorous
- Era
- Cretaceous period
- Anchisaurus
- Classification
- Sauropods
- Characteristics
- Herbivorous
- Era
- Jurassic period
- Apatosaurus
- Classification
- Sauropods
- Characteristics
- Herbivorous
- Era
- Jurassic period
- Argentinosaurus
- Classification
- Sauropods
- Characteristics
- Herbivorous
- Era
- Cretaceous period
- Brachiosaurus
- Classification
- Sauropods
- Characteristics
- Herbivorous
- Era
- Jurassic period
- Dreadnoughtus
- Classification
- Sauropods
- Characteristics
- Herbivorous
- Era
- Cretaceous period
- Eoraptor
- Classification
- Sauropods
- Characteristics
- Omnivorous
- Era
- Triassic period
- Futalongkosaurus
- Classification
- Sauropods
- Characteristics
- Herbivorous
- Era
- Cretaceous period
- Isanosaurus
- Classification
- Sauropods
- Characteristics
- Herbivorous
- Era
- Triassic period
- Mamenchisaurus
- Classification
- Sauropods
- Characteristics
- Herbivorous
- Era
- Jurassic period
Uncover the evolution of Sauropodomorphs, the lineage that produced the largest dinosaurs ever.
We delve into the secrets of how giants like Brachiosaurus supported their massive bodies and evolved from bipedal to quadrupedal movement.
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