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Sauropodomorphs Division
Suborder:
Sauropodomorpha
Infraorder:
Sauropoda
Sauropodomorphs Categories
The Sauropodomorpha were a group of long-necked,
herbivorous
dinosaurs that eventually dropped down on all fours
and became the largest animals that ever
walked the earth.
Family:
Anchisauridae
Genus: Ammosaurus
Image Code FR812 |
Catalogue No.: FR812
Description: Ammosaurus major Hand Claw. 200
Million Years BP. Early Jurassic Period. Late Sinemurian. Navajo Formation.
Navajo Co., Arizona, USA. Ammosaurus major is one of the most common
prosauropods. Averaging eight feet in length, this was a small ancestor of
the later sauropod giants such as Ultrasaurus and the beter-known
Brachiosaurus.
Size: 43 X 17mm. |
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Family:
Camarasauridae
Genus: Camarasaurus
Image Code F4511 |
Catalogue No.: F4511
Description:
Camarasaurus grandis. Left radius, ulna and humerus fossilised
bones. Upper Jurassic 140MYA. Morrison Formation, Inyan Kara Group, Crook
County Morrison.
Size: 900 X 330mm. |
Image Code FR668 |
Catalogue No.: FR668
Description:
Camarasaurus Skull.
Size: 900 X 330mm. |
Image Code FR682 |
Catalogue No.: FR682
Description: Camarasaurus sp. Tooth with Root. 152
MYA. Late Jurassic Period. Tithonian. Morrison Formation. San
Juan County, Utah, USA. The Camarasaurus was a fairly common sauropod of the
Jurassic Period. The distinctive wear pattern at the tip of this tooth was a
result of its herbivorous diet. This dinosaur is best known for the fact
that its legs were all of virtually the same length, unusual for most
species of dinosaurs.
Size: 103 X 31mm. |
Image Code FR724 |
Catalogue No.: FR724
Description:
Camarasaurus Tooth. From
the relatively short-necked Sauropod which cropped mid and lower levels of
forests for leaves and tough bark, twigs, branches and cycads. Jurassic
Colorado, Utah, Wyoming and Portugal. VAP Replica T02.
Size: 122 X 18mm. |
Image Code FR755 |
Catalogue No.: FR755
Description: Camarasaurus grandis. Morrison
Formation. Shell, Wyoming. Jurassic Period. Paleo-Ed Resources.
Size: 104 X 23mm. |
Image Code FR774 |
Catalogue No.: FR774
Description: Carmarasaurus Claw. KO-063.
Size: 273 X 150mm. |
Image Code FR780 |
Catalogue No.: FR780
Description: Giant 11 inch dinosaur claw.
Camarasaurus sp. From fossil remains of a plant eating sauropod of Jurassic
Colorado, Utah and Wyoming, USA. Cleveland Lloyd Quarry, Central Utah, USA.
VAP Replica CL08.
Size: 101 X 211mm. |
Image Code FR787 |
Catalogue No.: FR787
Description: Camarasaurus Claw.
Size: 192 X 106mm. |
Image Code FR271 |
Catalogue No.: FR271
Description: Skull. Camarasaurus. Camarasaurus lentis. VAP Maria
Gravino Sculpture. MG 15.
Size: L170mm. |
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Family:
Diplodocidae
Genus:
Diplodocus
Image Code FR756 |
Catalogue No.: FR756
Description: Diplodocus longus. Morrison
Formation. Northeast Wyoming. Jurassic Period. Paleo-Ed Resources.
Size: 48 X 13mm. |
Genus:
Apatosaurus
Image Code FR85 |
Catalogue No.: FR85
Description: Apatosaurus Femur.
Apatosaurus sp. With embedded Allosaurus teeth & bite
marks. Scientific Name: Apatosaurus sp. Formation: Morrison, Location:
Moffat County, Colorado, USA, Age: Jurassic, 145 MYA.
Size: L1860mm. |
Image Code FR155 |
Catalogue No.: FR155
Description: Giant Apatosaurus Claw. Morrison Formation. Eastern
Utah, USA. Jurassic Period. 145 MYA.
Size: L330mm. |
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Superfamily:
Diplodocoidea
Family:
Rebbachisauridae
Genus: Rebbachisaurus
Image Code FR721 |
Catalogue No.: FR721
Description: Rebbachiosaurus sp. Teeth. 115
Million Years BP. Cretaceous Period. Late Aptian. Tegana Formation. Taouz,
Morocco. Has needle shaped teeth. One of the teeth in
this pair shows the shape of a relatively unworn tooth. The other tooth
shows the typical wear pattern of sauropod teeth. The Rebbachiosaurus sp. is
thought to have had a sail, but little is known about the sail's size or
length. 2 pieces.
Size: (2) 38 X 11mm. |
Image Code FR765 |
Catalogue No.: FR765
Description: Rebbachisaurus sp. Tegana Formation.
Ksares-souk, Morocco. Early Cretaceous Period. Paleo-Ed Resources.
Size: 63 X 13mm. |
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Family:
Saltasauridae
Genus:
Saltasaurus
Image Code F4318 |
Catalogue No.: F4318
Description:
Saltasaurus. Upper Cretaceous. Allen
Formation. North Central Patagonia, Argentina.
Size: 520 X 195mm. |
Image Code F4129 |
Catalogue No.: F4129
Description: Saltasaurus Egg. Allen Formation.
Upper Cretaceous. North Central Patagonia, Argentina.
Size: 194 X 148mm. |
Image Code F4130 |
Catalogue No.: F4130
Description: Saltasaurus Egg. Allen Formation.
Upper Cretaceous. North Central Patagonia, Argentina.
Size: 179 X 139mm. |
Image Code F4131 |
Catalogue No.: F4131
Description: Saltasaurus Egg. Allen Formation.
Upper Cretaceous. North Central Patagonia, Argentina. Nest with three eggs.
Size: 420 X 220mm. |
Image Code FR88 |
Catalogue No.: FR88
Description:
Sculpted Saltasaurus embryo in egg.
Size: W160mm. |
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Family:
Titanosauridae
Genus: Titanosaurus
Image Code F2935 |
Catalogue No.: F2935
Description: Patagonian Stones. Titanosaurus sp.
Rio Colorado Formation. Patagonia, Argentina. Upper Cretaceous Period.
Size: 230 x 200mm. |
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(unranked): Titanosauria
Genus: Argentinosaurus
Image Code FR199 |
Catalogue No.: FR199
Description:
Saurapod vertebra, Argintinasaurus
sp. VAP.
Size: 1650 X 1300mm. |
Other Sauropod Fossils
Image Code F2939 |
Catalogue No.: F2939
Description:
The distal end of the femur
of a Sauropod. U.S.A.
Size: 400 x 240mm. |
Image Code F2965
Image Code F2965a |
Catalogue No.: F2965
Description:
Sauropod
Vertebrae.
This 3-vertebra part of the spine
of a large sauropod makes an impressive display. There is no restoration and
it is displayed as it was found in its natural state. Presented on a
custom-made metal stand.
They were found in Colorado, USA,
which suggests they may be from a Brachiosaurus.
Of all land
animals for which skeletons have been found, Brachiosaurus is the largest
and most massive, weighing up to 80 tonnes.
Size: 600 x 320mm. |
Image Code F4307 |
Catalogue No.: F4307
Description: Sauropod rib.
Size: 550 X 100mm. |
Image Code F4308 |
Catalogue No.: F4308
Description: Sauropod rib. Jurassic Period.
Size: 350 X 110mm. |
Image Code F4310 |
Catalogue No.: F4310
Description: Sauropod rib.
Size: 380 X 96mm. |
Image Code F4311 |
Catalogue No.: F4311
Description: Sauropod rib.
Size: 360 X 92mm. |
Image Code F4455
Image Code F4455a
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Code F4455b |
Catalogue No.: F4455
Description: Sauropod Femur. Brushy Basin
formation, Utah. 140 MYA.
This
gigantic bone is from the leg of a Brachiosaurus
and belonged to an
adult individual which may have reached up to 25 metres in length. It has
been left in its natural state and displays beautiful patination and bone
texture.
Its sheer size makes this rare bone an awe inspiring exhibit with its custom
made steel stand showing the bone to the best advantage with minimum
support.
Brachiosaurus was the largest land animal that ever lived, weighing up to 80
tonnes and was on average 23 metres in length. This fine example of a
fossilized femur is a large and very heavy bone.
Size: 1640 X 530mm. |
Image Code FR197 |
Catalogue No.: FR197
Description: Sauropod Femur.
Size: L1480mm. |
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