"Plateosaurus " shows a number of cursorial adaptations, including an erect hind limb posture, a relatively long lower leg, an elongated metatarsus and a digitigrade foot posture.
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It was defined by Sereno as all animals more closely related to " Massospondylus carinatus " than to " Plateosaurus engelhardti " and " Saltasaurus loricatus ".
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Peter Galton and Paul Upchurch in 2004 used a different definition : the last common ancestor of " Plateosaurus engelhardti " and " Jingshanosaurus xinwaensis ", and its descendants.
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ALL Theropoda had air sacs, in fact I show quite nicely that even " Plateosaurus " probably had an avian-style flow through lung in a paper that is currently in review.
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In Franconia's middle Keuper ( the Feuerletten ) is one of the best known and most common species of dinosaurs of Central Europe : " Plateosaurus engelhardti ", an early representative of the sauropodomorpha.
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Due to the absence of individuals smaller than long, it is not possible to deduce a complete ontogenetic series for " Plateosaurus " or determine the growth rate of animals less than 10 years of age.
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When the remains of " Plateosaurus " were first discovered there in 1834, it was the first discovery of a dinosaur on German soil, and this occurred even before the name " dinosauria " was coined.
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The type specimen of " Plateosaurus gracilis ", an incomplete postcranium, is kept at the Staatliches Museum f�r Naturkunde Stuttgart, Germany, and the type locality is Heslach, a suburb of the same city.
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At the edge of town, in a former clay quarry, were found several dozen skeletons, both complete and partial, of the prosauropod dinosaur " Plateosaurus engelhardti " during excavations in the early 20th century.
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For many years the clade only included " Plateosaurus " and various junior synonyms, but later two more genera were considered to belong to it : " Sellosaurus " and possibly " Unaysaurus ".
