Aeolosaurus

The Aelosaurus is a dinosaur Sauropode common in the southern hemisphere at the end of the Crétacé in Argentine. It resembled the titanosaure, but had long caudal vertebrae and a spine bent forwards.

Its name means Reptile of Éole
Time: Cretaceous (- 144 M.A. with - 65 M.A.)
Size: 15 m of length, m in height
Habitat: Food South America
Mode: herbivore

Various species

Aeolosaurus rionegrinus (Powell, 1987)
Aeolosaurus colhuehuapensis (Casal et al., 2007)

Inventory of the found fossils

Remainders of several individuals, including/understanding, in particular: caudal vertebrae, ulna, radius, métacarpiens, ischion, pubis, tibia, fibula, ostéodermes… For A. colhuehuapensis : 21 caudal vertebrae, and 7 hemapophyses.

Internal bonds

See List of the dinosaurs

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