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Sauropods [Explained]
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[ID: Digital Illustration of a Brachiosaurus with unnatural posing floating over a light blue/purple rectangle on an off-white background. The brachiosaurus has sparse quill-like structures along its spine, starting behind the head, and brealing up mosway down the neck and back. Its head faces left, its neck turned into a circular shape. it sits above one outstretched front leg, the other more straight behind that. its back legs are more bunched gathered underneath the brachiosaurus. Its relatively short tail sits underneath its body. The sauropod has a light color pallette, with a pink head (other than yellow air sacs leading to the nostrils) that goes down the spine to the tail. the ends of its legs are blue, and the rest of its body yellow either striping. in the upper left corner is a watermark reading: “LEAVES AND INKS” /end ID]
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Despite being ill I think this first formation #paleostream of the year turned out pretty good. The Upper Elliot Formation from the early Jurassic of South Africa is an important piece for our understanding of sauropod evolution but beyond that it's just a really cool assemblage...
Preserved here is a seasonal floodplain, framed by dunes. Unfortunately there is very little on the local paleobotany from here as the sandstone of the Elliot formation is really bad at preserving plants. Most famously the UEF has a LOT of Sauropodomorphs going from very basal...
looking taxa too something that appear close to a "normal" sauropod. Especially Massospondylus has been found en mass! Down to eggs and embryos it is one of the best known early members of this incredibly successful lineage...
Besides the long bois there are theropods, ornthishians, synapsids, pseudosuchians, fish and at least one really fucking huge temnospondyl! Size charts by discord member Eru.
As a few might have guessed already this photo by Charles Davis was a major inspiration, as were many landscape shots from Australia were similar environments can be found today.
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Camarasaurs Browsing Out in the Sunset: An scene in the Kimmeridgian to Tithonian-aged Morrison Formation of what is now the Colorado/Utah area, 153 million years ago, featuring the most common sauropod dinosaur of the area: A male Camarasaurus lentus browses on the leaves of an araucaria tree as a juvenile and a few Dryosaurus show up to nibble up the ones that are falling to the ground. This illustration also serves as an homage to the Camarasaurus scene from When Dinosaurs Roamed America, one of the dinosaur documentaries I grew up with as a little kid alongside Dinosaur Planet and the OG Walking with Dinosaurs, as well as one of my favorite paleontology-themed media, which will be celebrating its 25th anniversary this year…
Patagosaurus fariasi and friends being very much Beach in the Early Jurassic of Argentina 🦕🏄♂️🌊
K imagine doing target training like this with a sauropod.
You could get a workout in running back and forth within their neck's range of motion.
And nobody tell me sauropods were too dumb for target training. If you can target train goldfish and tortoises, you could target train sauropods.
