(pronounced EE-pi-SAWR-us) Aepisaurus (meaning 'high lizard') is a dubious genus of Titanosaurid dinosaur from the early Cretaceous period. This sauropod was about 50-55 feet (15-17 m) long, weighing roughly 10000 kg. It had dermal plates (armor). Only a humerus (upper arm bone) was found in France. The type species is A. elephantinus. It was named...
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Aepisaurus An “elephant lizard” from Early Cretaceous rocks of southern France. The name comes from Greek, aipys, “high, lofty”. Named by François Louis Paul Gervais in 1853.
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