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Opisthocoelocaudia

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Subject: Opisthocoelocaudia
From: Adam Yates <zooamy@zoo.latrobe.edu.au>
Date: Wed, 20 Sep 1995 23:46:54 -0400
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In Sereno's Science paper dealing with the Saharan dinosaurs, he 
mentioned a reference that included Opisthocoelocaudia (hate that name) 
within the Titanosauridae, which Sereno concured with. I have been unable 
to get hold of this paper, has anyone seen it and can they tell me what 
evidence there is for this move? At first glance they seem to be rather 
dissimilar sauropods.

Adam Yates

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