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Glacialisaurus hammeri

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Dinosaur: Glacialisaurus hammeri

Jurassic: 199.3–182.7 Ma
Type: Sauropod

Length*:6.3 m20.7 ft
Weight*:600 kg1,323 lb
ESR: 2 / 4 (estimated size reliability)
*The largest known specimen


Period

Epoch: Early Jurassic
Stage: Sinemurian-Pliensbachian
Years: 199.3–182.7 Ma

Details

Status: valid
Author: Smith & Pol
Year: 2007

Distribution

Area: Antarctica
Region: Ross Dependency
Formation: Hanson


Locations


Sources

Material: Partial right astragalus, medial and lateral distal tarsals, and partial right metatarsus. Referred distal left femur.
References: Smith, N.D. i Pol, D. (2007). Anatomy of a basal sauropodomorph dinosaur from the Early Jurassic Hanson Formation of Antarctica.

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