Sauropod dinosaurs include the largest land animals to have walked the earth, mostly
weighing 10–70 tons (eg, Sander et al. 1 and Carballido et al. 2). Osteohistology suggests …

A literature review showed that there is not a defined consensus on what specimens belong
to Plateosaurus in current phylogenetic analyses, and after the assignation of SMNS 13200 …

The Triassic basal sauropodomorph Plateosaurus trossingensis is well-known from mass
accumulations at the German localities of Trossingen and Halberstadt and the Swiss locality …

Owing to monospecific mass-accumulation sites in Central Europe, the early-branching
sauropodomorph Plateosaurus has one of the best fossil records among dinosaurs. Despite …

One of the best-known prosauropods is Plateosaurus, from the Upper Triassic of western
Europe (figure 6.4). Mass death assemblages of this large (6 to 8 meters in body length) …

Early sauropodomorphs were diverse in Gondwana, being particularly well represented in
South America. Mussaurus patagonicus is one of the best-known non-sauropod …

The genus Plateosaurus is one of the most challenging aspects of early-diverging
sauropodomorph taxonomy, with a total of 29 names and a century of revisions. As a result …

The Late Triassic (Norian) outcrops of the Malmros Klint Formation, Jameson Land
(Greenland) have yielded numerous specimens of non-sauropod sauropodomorphs …

Middle Jurassic sauropod taxa are poorly known, due to a stratigraphic bias of localities
yielding body fossils. One such locality is Cerro Cóndor North, Cañadón Asfalto Formation …

Plateosaurus von Meyer,, from the Norian of central Europe, was one of the first named
dinosaurs. With close to 200 referred specimens found all over central Europe, it is one of …