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• Andesaurus abstract "Andesaurus (/ˌændɨˈsɔrəs/ AN-də-SAWR-əs; "Andes lizard") is a genus of basal titanosaurian sauropod dinosaur which existed during the middle of the Cretaceous Period in South America. Like most sauropods, it would have had a small head on the end of a long neck and an equally long tail. Andesaurus was a very large sauropod, as were many others of its relatives, which included the largest animals ever to walk the Earth.In 1991, paleontologists Jorge Calvo and Jose Bonaparte named Andesaurus, which refers to the Andes Mountains and also includes the Greek word sauros ("lizard"), because of the proximity of this animal's remains to the Andes. Andesaurus fossils were found by Alejandro Delgado, after whom the single known species (A. delgadoi) is named.The only known material of Andesaurus is a partial skeleton consisting of a series of four vertebrae from the lower back, as well as 27 tail vertebrae, divided up into two series from separate parts of the tail. The vertebrae from the middle part of its tail had elongated centra. Elements of the pelvis were also discovered, including two ischia and a pubis bone, along with rib fragments and an incomplete humerus and femur. Size estimates place Andesaurus at roughly 15 metres (49 ft) in length, and 7 metric tons (7.7 short tons) in weight. http://paleoking.blogspot.com/2012/06/forgotten-giants-3-andesaurus.htmlThese fossils were discovered in the Candeleros Formation, the oldest formation within the Neuquén Group of Neuquén Province, Argentina. This formation dates to the early Cenomanian stage of the Early Cretaceous Period, or about 100 to 97 million years ago. For the most part, the Candeleros represents an ancient braided river system, and besides Andesaurus, also contains fossils of theropods like Buitreraptor and the enormous Giganotosaurus, as well as other non-related sauropods such as Limaysaurus.Andesaurus isn't 100 feet long. Not even close. That length has been repeated in many places, Wikipedia among them (at least a few months ago)Several plesiomorphic (primitive) features characterize Andesaurus as the most basal known member of Titanosauria. In fact, this clade has been defined to contain Andesaurus, Saltasaurus, their most recent common ancestor, and all of its descendants. The most prominent plesiomorphy is the articulations between its tail vertebrae. In most derived titanosaurs, the tail vertebrae articulate with ball-and-socket joints, with the hollowed-out socket end on the front (procoelous caudal vertebrae), while in Andesaurus, both ends of the vertebrae are flat (amphiplatyan caudals), as seen in many non-titanosaurian sauropods. Andesaurus itself is only characterized by a single feature, the tall neural spines on top of its back vertebrae, and needs further study.Some other basal titanosaurs from Argentina, including Argentinosaurus and Puertasaurus, were also sauropods of enormous size. The most derived group of titanosaurs, the Saltasauridae, included some of the smallest known sauropods, including Saltasaurus itself. Thus it is possible that the largest sizes were attained among the more basal members of the clade".
• Andesaurus binomialAuthority Jorge_Calvo.
• Andesaurus class Sauropsida.
• Andesaurus family Titanosaur.
• Andesaurus kingdom Animal.
• Andesaurus order Dinosaur.
• Andesaurus order Saurischia.
• Andesaurus order Sauropoda.
• Andesaurus order Sauropodomorpha.
• Andesaurus phylum Chordate.
• Andesaurus wikiPageExternalLink forgotten-giants-3-andesaurus.html.
• Andesaurus wikiPageID "4274596".
• Andesaurus wikiPageRevisionID "591913015".
• Andesaurus binomial "Andesaurus delgadoi".
• Andesaurus binomialAuthority "Calvo & Bonaparte, 1991".
• Andesaurus classis Sauropsida.
• Andesaurus familia "Andesauridae".
• Andesaurus familiaAuthority "Calvo & Bonaparte, 1991".
• Andesaurus fossilRange Late_Cretaceous.
• Andesaurus genus "Andesaurus".
• Andesaurus hasPhotoCollection Andesaurus.
• Andesaurus infraordo Sauropoda.
• Andesaurus name "Andesaurus".
• Andesaurus ordo Saurischia.
• Andesaurus phylum Chordate.
• Andesaurus regnum "Animalia".
• Andesaurus subordo Sauropodomorpha.
• Andesaurus superordo Dinosaur.
• Andesaurus unrankedFamilia Titanosaur.
• Andesaurus subject Category:Cretaceous_dinosaurs.
• Andesaurus subject Category:Dinosaurs_of_South_America.
• Andesaurus subject Category:Titanosaurs.
• Andesaurus type Animal100015388.
• Andesaurus type Archosaur101695681.
• Andesaurus type Chordate101466257.
• Andesaurus type CretaceousDinosaurs.
• Andesaurus type Diapsid101661818.
• Andesaurus type Dinosaur101699831.
• Andesaurus type DinosaursOfSouthAmerica.
• Andesaurus type LivingThing100004258.
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• Andesaurus type Organism100004475.
• Andesaurus type PhysicalEntity100001930.
• Andesaurus type Reptile101661091.
• Andesaurus type Titanosaur101710747.
• Andesaurus type Titanosaurs.
• Andesaurus type Vertebrate101471682.
• Andesaurus type Whole100003553.
• Andesaurus type Animal.
• Andesaurus type Eukaryote.
• Andesaurus type Reptile.
• Andesaurus type Species.
• Andesaurus type Reptile.
• Andesaurus type Organism.
• Andesaurus comment "Andesaurus (/ˌændɨˈsɔrəs/ AN-də-SAWR-əs; "Andes lizard") is a genus of basal titanosaurian sauropod dinosaur which existed during the middle of the Cretaceous Period in South America. Like most sauropods, it would have had a small head on the end of a long neck and an equally long tail.".
• Andesaurus label "Andesaurus delgadoi".
• Andesaurus label "Andesaurus".
• Andesaurus label "Andesaurus".
• Andesaurus label "Andesaurus".
• Andesaurus label "Andesaurus".
• Andesaurus label "Andessauro".
• Andesaurus label "Andezaur".
• Andesaurus label "アンデサウルス".
• Andesaurus label "安第斯龍屬".
• Andesaurus sameAs Andesaurus.
• Andesaurus sameAs Andesaurus.
• Andesaurus sameAs Andesaurus.
• Andesaurus sameAs Andesaurus_delgadoi.
• Andesaurus sameAs アンデサウルス.
• Andesaurus sameAs Andezaur.
• Andesaurus sameAs Andessauro.
• Andesaurus sameAs m.0btl2x.
• Andesaurus sameAs Q134701.
• Andesaurus sameAs Q134701.
• Andesaurus sameAs Andesaurus.
• Andesaurus wasDerivedFrom Andesaurus?oldid=591913015.
• Andesaurus isPrimaryTopicOf Andesaurus.
• Andesaurus name "Andesaurus".