Salgado et al.'s paraphyletic Brachiosauridae

[mike@miketaylor.org.uk (Mike Taylor)]

Salgado et al.'s (1997) phylogenetic analysis of titanosaurs and
nearby outgroups a recovered a paraphyletic Brachiosauridae, a finding
which I've had the impression is widely cited.  However, when I came
to look for instances of subsequent papers that seem to have taken
this finding at face value, all I could find was Wedel et al. 2000 and
Naish et al. 2005.  Are there more of them out there?  References,
please!

Thank you.

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Naish, Darren, David M. Martill, David Cooper and Kent A. Stevens.
2004.  Europe's largest dinosaur?  A giant brachiosaurid cervical
vertebra from the Wessex Formation (Early Cretaceous) of southern
England.  Cretaceous Research 25: 787-795.

Salgado L, Coria RA, Calvo JO. 1997. Evolution of titanosaurid
sauropods. I: Phylogenetic analysis based on the postcranial
evidence. Ameghiniana 34: 3-32.

Wedel, M. J., R. L. Cifelli and R. K. Sanders.  2000.  Osteology,
paleobiology, and relationships of the sauropod dinosaur
Sauroposeidon.  Acta Palaeontologica Polonica 45(4): 343-388.