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• Dystrophaeus abstract "Dystrophaeus is the name given to an extinct genus of eusauropod dinosaur from the early Kimmeridgian stage of the Late Jurassic that existed around 155.7 Ma. Its fossils were found in the Tidwell Member of the Morrison Formation of Utah. Its estimated mass is 12 tonnes (13 short tons).The type species, D. viaemalae, was described by Edward Drinker Cope in 1877. The genus name means \"coarse joint\" from Greek dys, \"bad\", and stropheus, \"joint\", a reference to the pitted joint surfaces serving as an attachment for cartilage. The specific name reads as Latin viae malae, \"of the bad road\", a reference to the various arduous routes taken to find, reach and salvage the remains. It consists of one partial skeleton, the holotype USNM 2364, which includes a 76 centimetre long ulna, a scapula, a partial radius, and some metacarpals discovered in August 1859 by John Strong Newberry. It was found in what is possibly stratigraphic zone 1 of the Morrison, although an older Oxfordian-Callovian has also been suggested. Dystropheus represents one of the oldest discoveries of sauropods in America; earlier, in 1855, some teeth had been found of Astrodon.The classification of Dystrophaeus has been rather confusing. Cope in 1877 merely concluded it was some Triassic dinosaur. Henri-Émile Sauvage in 1882 understood it was a sauropod, assigning it to the Atlantosauridae. Othniel Charles Marsh however, in 1895 stated it belonged to the Stegosauridae. Friedrich von Huene, the first to determine it was of Jurassic age, in 1904 created a special family for it, the Dystrophaeidae, which he assumed to be herbivorous theropods. Only in 1908 von Huene realised his mistake and classified it in the sauropod Cetiosauridae, refining this in 1927 to the Cardiodontinae. Alfred Romer in 1966 put it in the Brachiosauridae, in a subfamily Cetiosaurinae.Finally, a modern analysis by David Gillette concluded it was a member of the Diplodocidae. However, many researchers consider the taxon to be a nomen dubium.".
• Dystrophaeus thumbnail Pube_di_Dystrophaeus.jpg?width=300.
• Dystrophaeus wikiPageExternalLink index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=6369&Itemid=67.
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• Dystrophaeus wikiPageWikiLink Alfred_Romer.
• Dystrophaeus wikiPageWikiLink Astrodon.
• Dystrophaeus wikiPageWikiLink Brachiosauridae.
• Dystrophaeus wikiPageWikiLink Callovian.
• Dystrophaeus wikiPageWikiLink Cardiodontinae.
• Dystrophaeus wikiPageWikiLink Cartilage.
• Dystrophaeus wikiPageWikiLink Category:Dicraeosaurids.
• Dystrophaeus wikiPageWikiLink Category:Dinosaurs_of_North_America.
• Dystrophaeus wikiPageWikiLink Category:Jurassic_dinosaurs.
• Dystrophaeus wikiPageWikiLink Cetiosauridae.
• Dystrophaeus wikiPageWikiLink Cetiosaurinae.
• Dystrophaeus wikiPageWikiLink David_Gillette.
• Dystrophaeus wikiPageWikiLink Dinosaur.
• Dystrophaeus wikiPageWikiLink Diplodocid.
• Dystrophaeus wikiPageWikiLink Dystrophaeidae.
• Dystrophaeus wikiPageWikiLink Edward_Drinker_Cope.
• Dystrophaeus wikiPageWikiLink Friedrich_von_Huene.
• Dystrophaeus wikiPageWikiLink Genus.
• Dystrophaeus wikiPageWikiLink Henri_Émile_Sauvage.
• Dystrophaeus wikiPageWikiLink Holotype.
• Dystrophaeus wikiPageWikiLink John_Strong_Newberry.
• Dystrophaeus wikiPageWikiLink Jurassic.
• Dystrophaeus wikiPageWikiLink Kimmeridgian.
• Dystrophaeus wikiPageWikiLink Late_Jurassic.
• Dystrophaeus wikiPageWikiLink Latin.
• Dystrophaeus wikiPageWikiLink Metacarpal_bones.
• Dystrophaeus wikiPageWikiLink Morrison_Formation.
• Dystrophaeus wikiPageWikiLink Nomen_dubium.
• Dystrophaeus wikiPageWikiLink Othniel_Charles_Marsh.
• Dystrophaeus wikiPageWikiLink Oxfordian_(stage).
• Dystrophaeus wikiPageWikiLink Radius.
• Dystrophaeus wikiPageWikiLink Sauropoda.
• Dystrophaeus wikiPageWikiLink Scapula.
• Dystrophaeus wikiPageWikiLink Specific_name_(zoology).
• Dystrophaeus wikiPageWikiLink Stegosauridae.
• Dystrophaeus wikiPageWikiLink Theropoda.
• Dystrophaeus wikiPageWikiLink Type_species.
• Dystrophaeus wikiPageWikiLink Ulna.
• Dystrophaeus wikiPageWikiLinkText "Dystrophaeus viaemalae".
• Dystrophaeus wikiPageWikiLinkText "Dystrophaeus".
• Dystrophaeus authority "Cope, 1877".
• Dystrophaeus fossilRange "Late Jurassic,".
• Dystrophaeus genus "Dystrophaeus".
• Dystrophaeus imageCaption "D. viaemalae ulna".
• Dystrophaeus imageWidth "180".
• Dystrophaeus name "Dystrophaeus".
• Dystrophaeus parentAuthority "Cope, 1877".
• Dystrophaeus species "viaemalae".
• Dystrophaeus wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Fossilrange.
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• Dystrophaeus wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Reflist.
• Dystrophaeus wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Speciesbox.
• Dystrophaeus subject Category:Dicraeosaurids.
• Dystrophaeus subject Category:Dinosaurs_of_North_America.
• Dystrophaeus subject Category:Jurassic_dinosaurs.
• Dystrophaeus hypernym Name.
• Dystrophaeus type Sauropod.
• Dystrophaeus comment "Dystrophaeus is the name given to an extinct genus of eusauropod dinosaur from the early Kimmeridgian stage of the Late Jurassic that existed around 155.7 Ma. Its fossils were found in the Tidwell Member of the Morrison Formation of Utah. Its estimated mass is 12 tonnes (13 short tons).The type species, D. viaemalae, was described by Edward Drinker Cope in 1877.".
• Dystrophaeus label "Dystrophaeus".
• Dystrophaeus sameAs Q1990928.
• Dystrophaeus sameAs Dystrophaeus.
• Dystrophaeus sameAs Dystrophaeus_viaemalae.
• Dystrophaeus sameAs ディストロファエウス.
• Dystrophaeus sameAs Dystrophaeus.
• Dystrophaeus sameAs Dystrofez.
• Dystrophaeus sameAs m.0cbg56.
• Dystrophaeus sameAs Dystrophaeus.
• Dystrophaeus sameAs Dystrophaeus.
• Dystrophaeus sameAs Q1990928.
• Dystrophaeus sameAs 糙節龍屬.
• Dystrophaeus wasDerivedFrom Dystrophaeus?oldid=707990934.
• Dystrophaeus depiction Pube_di_Dystrophaeus.jpg.
• Dystrophaeus isPrimaryTopicOf Dystrophaeus.