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When reconstructing titanosaurs with no known skull material, you can pretty much go one of two ways: the macronarian style like Sarmientosaurus or the more diplodocid style like Rapetosaurus. #SauropodSunday #dinosaurs #paleontology #paleoart
When Sarmientosaurus was discovered, it was found with an almost complete skull with lower jaws, articulated with the first seven vertebrae of the front neck.
21. For #Sauropodocember 🦕, here’s an obscure #sauropod from South America, #Sarmientosaurus (“lizard from Sarmiento”). Artwork by @TheWoodParable.
@Ashtrooper20 No new Argentinosaurus skull material was found/described to my knowledge, but it does resemble other skulls of loosely-related titanosaurs.
(left to right: Nemegtosaurus, Tapuiasaurus, and Sarmientosaurus)
Sarmientosaurus musacchioi // @JoschuaKnuppe
It had a small brain, but its massive eye sockets indicated a sharp vision, a unique discovery among the sauropods. Due to their gigantic size, sauropods are rarely preserved and found as a complete animal.
Sarmientosaurus musacchioi // Joschua Knüppe
It had a small brain compared to its body, but its massive eyeballs indicated sharp vision.
Sarmientosaurus says "Glorngggg". Done for https://t.co/DCXKXQEJQ3