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Sauropods

Catalog / Black Hills Institute Catalog / Dinosaurs & Birds / Sauropods

Sauropod dinosaurs were the largest creatures to walk the earth. These quadrupedal dinosaurs are characterized by their long neck and tail. Literally translated sauropod means ‘lizard feet’. These massive animals first appeared in the Late Triassic around 227 MYA, flourished throughout the Jurassic, and died out at the end of the Cretaceous. Like the theropods, sauropods were saurischian (lizard hipped) dinosaurs. These two groups of dinosaurs also shared very similar bone histology and respiratory systems. Sauropods and theropods, although very different, are more closely related to each other, than to ornithischian dinosaurs like Triceratops, Edmontosaurus and Stegosaurus.

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    Camarasaurus (5)

Brachiosaurus Femur Display Replica is a painted version. Solid Color Replica is a single color.

Compare this Brachiosaurus femur to your own leg or to femurs of other dinosaurs.

Camarasaurus sp. Tibia with Bite Marks – Display Replica BHI #127308

Enhance your display with this Camarasaurus tibia replica, exhibiting numerous bite marks probably from an Allosaurus.

Camarasaurus sp. Right Dentary – Display Replica BHI #127037

This replica of a well-preserved right dentary shows all stages of teeth coming in, along with some teeth ready to shed. It is from a small, yet fully grown, Camarasaurus.

Camarasaurus sp. Skull ET – Display Replica BHI #126632

This excellent sauropod skull is from a nearly complete Camarasaurus skeleton from the famous Howe Stephens Quarry near Greybull, Wyoming.

Camarasaurus sp. Claw – Solid Color Replica BHI #100128225

High quality Camarasaurus sp. claw replica collected from the Waugh Quarry

Hypselosaurus priscus Egg Clutch Display Replica is painted version. Solid Color Replica is single color.

Titanosaurid (sauropod) egg clutch from France

Apatosaurus sp. TONI Baby in situ Skeleton – Display Replica BHI #126853

"TONI" is the only articulated, nearly complete baby sauropod known to science!

Camarasaurus sp. Tooth – Solid Color Replica BHI #100127813

Camarasaurus sp. tooth replica collected from the Waugh Quarry

Apatosaurus sp. TONI – Baby Skeleton – Display Replica BHI #126852

"TONI" is the only articulated, nearly complete baby sauropod known to science!

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