Agustinia "Agustin Martinelli's (discoverer) one" |
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Agustinia Bonaparte,
1999
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Animalia Vertebrata Tetrapoda Sauropsida Archosauromorpha Ornithodira Dinosauria Sauropodomorpha Sauropoda |
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Tall osteoderms lined the back of this unusual sauropod. They seem to have been mobile, a case of parallel evolution with stegosaurs. The samllest were leaf-shaped, while the largest ones were split into halves, each half bearing an outward-pointing spike. Agustinia may be related to titanosaurs or to rebbachisaurids. |
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MICKEY
MORTIMER
Digital (Two-Dimensional) |
osteoderms of Agustinia ligabuei | (image after Bonaparte, 1999) | |
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T.
MICHAEL KEESEY
Digital (Three-Dimensional) |
Two male Agustinia ligabuei contest each other as the sun sets on Cretaceous South America. |
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