#sauropodsunday — Public Fediverse posts

K is for Kaijutitan, from Argentina, land of Kaiju Titanosaurs

L is for Lohuecotitan, a Spanish titanosaur from a vast bonebed of titanosaurs

M is for Magyarosaurus, Nopcsa's dwarf titanosaur, from Hatzeg island and Transylvania

N is for Nemegtosaurus, a skull whose body may or may not be Opisthocoelicaudia

O is for Overosaurus, a small titanosaur from a land of large titanosaurs

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F is for Futalognkosaurus, whose carcass was so huge it changed the course of a river

G is for Giraffatitan, Tanzania's famous Brachiosaur

H is for Huanghetitan, named after the Yellow River

I is for Inawentu, whose skull is convergent with its distant relative, Nigersaurus

J is for Jainosaurus, a nice skull from the home of Titanosaurus

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A is for Abydosaurus, whose head and chest where buried in rocks overlooking a river which ran through a dry country.

B is for Brachiosaurus, a large-armed sauropod in a land of small-armed sauropods

C is for Cedarosaurus, curiously found with many gastroliths

D is Dreadnoughtus, famously found with well preserved forelegs

E is for Europasaurus, small and cute among sauropods

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1/n
bringing back the "if ghosts of fossil life forms were real" thread:

Paleontologists would start an iNaturalist-like site where interested folk of all knowledge levels could report and upload possible fossil ghost sounds, ranging from the strange keening songs of the first Devonian insects to the rumblings of Mesozoic sauropods to the mysterious tick-tick-ticks of strange Paleozoic invertebrates.

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#spookyGeology