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- Australodocus abstract "Australodocus, meaning \"southern beam\" from the Latin australis \"southern\" and the Greek dokos/δοκоς \"beam\", is a sauropod dinosaur that lived during the Late Jurassic period, around 150 million years ago in what was then German East Africa (now Tanzania). Its scientific name is derived from it being considered a southern (Gondwanan) relative of Diplodocus. The species name honors Boheti bin Amrani, a native crew supervisor and chief preparator who was an important contributor to the German expeditions that first excavated the Tanzanian sites.The remains of Australodocus bohetii were recovered from the Tendaguru beds of Tanzania, which have been a fertile ground for many Jurassic dinosaurs, including several genera of large sauropods, such as Giraffatitan (also known as Brachiosaurus brancai), Janenschia, Tendaguria, and Tornieria. Australodocus itself is based on two neck vertebrae, which are less elongate than those of other diplodocids and differ in other anatomical details. These vertebrae were originally part of a series of four vertebrae collected in the 1909 expedition led by Werner Janensch; like some other fossils collected by German expeditions to Africa, the other bones were destroyed in World War II. The 2007 description of the surviving bones increases the known diversity of sauropods and diplodocids in Tendaguru.Australodocus was originally described as a diplodocid, because it had double (bifurcate) neural spines on some of its vertebra, a characteristic normally associated with diplodocoid sauropods. However, several later studies by John Whitlock and colleagues found that Australodocus is actually a member of the sauropod clade Titanosauriformes, possibly closely related to Brachiosaurus. The presence of a higher number of macronarian sauropods in the Tendaguru environment compared to numerous diplodocoids in the Morrison Formation may be due to previously known differences in environment, with the Tendaguru being dominated by conifer forest, and the Morrison being dominated by open plains of low-browse flora. In 2015, a study conducted by Emanuel Tschopp and colleagues recovered Australodocus as a Diplodocine Diplodocid, closely related to Supersaurus and Dinheirosaurus.".
- Australodocus thumbnail Australodocus.jpeg?width=300.
- Australodocus wikiPageID "11364425".
- Australodocus wikiPageLength "4141".
- Australodocus wikiPageOutDegree "32".
- Australodocus wikiPageRevisionID "700203886".
- Australodocus wikiPageWikiLink Ancient_Greek.
- Australodocus wikiPageWikiLink Brachiosaurus.
- Australodocus wikiPageWikiLink Category:Dinosaurs_of_Africa.
- Australodocus wikiPageWikiLink Category:Fossil_taxa_described_in_2007.
- Australodocus wikiPageWikiLink Category:Jurassic_dinosaurs.
- Australodocus wikiPageWikiLink Category:Sauropods.
- Australodocus wikiPageWikiLink Dinosaur.
- Australodocus wikiPageWikiLink Diplodocid.
- Australodocus wikiPageWikiLink Diplodocus.
- Australodocus wikiPageWikiLink German_East_Africa.
- Australodocus wikiPageWikiLink Germany.
- Australodocus wikiPageWikiLink Giraffatitan.
- Australodocus wikiPageWikiLink Gondwana.
- Australodocus wikiPageWikiLink Holotype.
- Australodocus wikiPageWikiLink Janenschia.
- Australodocus wikiPageWikiLink Jurassic.
- Australodocus wikiPageWikiLink Late_Jurassic.
- Australodocus wikiPageWikiLink Latin.
- Australodocus wikiPageWikiLink Macronaria.
- Australodocus wikiPageWikiLink Morrison_Formation.
- Australodocus wikiPageWikiLink Myr.
- Australodocus wikiPageWikiLink Neck.
- Australodocus wikiPageWikiLink Sauropoda.
- Australodocus wikiPageWikiLink Tanzania.
- Australodocus wikiPageWikiLink Tendaguria.
- Australodocus wikiPageWikiLink Tendaguru_Formation.
- Australodocus wikiPageWikiLink Tornieria.
- Australodocus wikiPageWikiLink Vertebra.
- Australodocus wikiPageWikiLink Werner_Janensch.
- Australodocus wikiPageWikiLink World_War_II.
- Australodocus wikiPageWikiLinkText "Australodocus".
- Australodocus authority "Remes, 2007".
- Australodocus displayParents "3".
- Australodocus fossilRange Late_Jurassic.
- Australodocus genus "Australodocus".
- Australodocus imageCaption "Cervical vertebra".
- Australodocus imageWidth "250".
- Australodocus name "Australodocus".
- Australodocus parentAuthority "Remes, 2007".
- Australodocus species "bohetii".
- Australodocus wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Portal.
- Australodocus wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Reflist.
- Australodocus wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Speciesbox.
- Australodocus subject Category:Dinosaurs_of_Africa.
- Australodocus subject Category:Fossil_taxa_described_in_2007.
- Australodocus subject Category:Jurassic_dinosaurs.
- Australodocus subject Category:Sauropods.
- Australodocus hypernym Dinosaur.
- Australodocus type Reptile.
- Australodocus comment "Australodocus, meaning \"southern beam\" from the Latin australis \"southern\" and the Greek dokos/δοκоς \"beam\", is a sauropod dinosaur that lived during the Late Jurassic period, around 150 million years ago in what was then German East Africa (now Tanzania). Its scientific name is derived from it being considered a southern (Gondwanan) relative of Diplodocus.".
- Australodocus label "Australodocus".
- Australodocus sameAs Q588058.
- Australodocus sameAs Australodocus_bohetii.
- Australodocus sameAs Australodocus.
- Australodocus sameAs Australodocus.
- Australodocus sameAs Australodocus.
- Australodocus sameAs Australodocus_bohetii.
- Australodocus sameAs アウストラロドクス.
- Australodocus sameAs Australodocus.
- Australodocus sameAs Australodok.
- Australodocus sameAs m.02r91yb.
- Australodocus sameAs Australodocus_bohetii.
- Australodocus sameAs Australodocus.
- Australodocus sameAs Q588058.
- Australodocus sameAs 南方梁龍屬.
- Australodocus wasDerivedFrom Australodocus?oldid=700203886.
- Australodocus depiction Australodocus.jpeg.
- Australodocus isPrimaryTopicOf Australodocus.