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Here are rigorous skeletals of all Australia's sauropods that I could find. I couldn't find any pics of the fossils of Austrosaurus mckillopi (although Mary and Elliot should be good enough, right?), and there's more material for Rhoetosaurus brownei, Diamantinasaurus matildae and Elliot that I haven't added to the skeletals.
Top front: Diamantinasaurus sp. (via Poropat et al., 2016)
Top back: Diamantinasaurus matildae (Matilda) (modified from Hocknull et al., 2009)
Middle left: Savannasaurus elliottorum (via Poropat et al., 2016)
Middle right: Rhoetosaurus brownei (modified from Longman, 1926)
Bottom far left: Austrosaurus sp. (Mary) (© 2003 Steve Salisbury, modified)
Bottom left: Austrosaurus sp. (Elliot) (© 2003 Steve Salisbury, modified)
bottom right: Wintonotitan wattsi (Clancy) (modified from Hocknull et al., 2009)
Scale bars = 1 meter
Top front: Diamantinasaurus sp. (via Poropat et al., 2016)
Top back: Diamantinasaurus matildae (Matilda) (modified from Hocknull et al., 2009)
Middle left: Savannasaurus elliottorum (via Poropat et al., 2016)
Middle right: Rhoetosaurus brownei (modified from Longman, 1926)
Bottom far left: Austrosaurus sp. (Mary) (© 2003 Steve Salisbury, modified)
Bottom left: Austrosaurus sp. (Elliot) (© 2003 Steve Salisbury, modified)
bottom right: Wintonotitan wattsi (Clancy) (modified from Hocknull et al., 2009)
Scale bars = 1 meter
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I'm trying to find this paper: Rich, T. and Rich, P. (1989). “Polar dinosaurs and biotas of the Early Cretaceous of southeastern Australia.” National Geographic Research, 5(1): 15-53. I cannot find it at all except for in references, not even a hard copy of it. I'd really appreciate it if one of you could be able to find it.
Update: Someone on Facebook found it for me.
Making a list of prehistoric Australian dinosaurs
Making a list of prehistoric Australian dinosaurs, do, I need to add/remove any?
Alopecoenas norfolkensis
Anhinga malagurala
Anhinga walterbolesi
Aquila bullockensis
Atlascopcosaurus loadsi
Australlus disneyi
Australlus gagensis
Australotadorna alecwilsoni
Australovenator wintonensis
Austrosaurus mckillopi
Barawertornis tedfordi
Bullockornis planei
Centropus bairdi
Centropus colossus
Centropus maximus
Chionoides australiensis
Ciconia louisebolesae
Ciconia nana
Collocalia buday
Corvitalusoides grandiculus
Daphoenositta trevorworthyi
Diamantinasaurus matildae
Diamantinasaurus sp.
Diomedea thyridata
Dromaius baudinianus
Dromiceius ocypus
Dromor
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It's cool to see them all in one place. I hadn't realized how much smaller the second Diamantinasaurus specimen was! This makes me want to get back to work on those sauropod skeletals I have unfinished...
Some additional information on these sauropods: New material of the Diamantinasaurus type individual not figured by Hocknull et al. 2009 is known, including two dorsal vertebrae, a partial sacrum, a coracoid (originally described in part as a sternal) and a radius. Rhoetosaurus was a vulcanodont-grade sauropod so I'd recommend reconstructing its proportions after Barapasaurus, Spinophorosaurus, Shunosaurus, and/or Tazoudasaurus, with a shorter neck. There's a paper describing the partial hind limb of Rhoetosaurus, and mentions fairly substantial additional material of the type individual. I haven't been able to find the papers that describe anything else of it, unfortunately. Where did you get the image of its caudals?
Finally, just FYI, the Wintonotitan, Diamantinasaurus, and Savannasaurus skeletals are CC-BY which means you should cite the source if you use or modify them.
Some additional information on these sauropods: New material of the Diamantinasaurus type individual not figured by Hocknull et al. 2009 is known, including two dorsal vertebrae, a partial sacrum, a coracoid (originally described in part as a sternal) and a radius. Rhoetosaurus was a vulcanodont-grade sauropod so I'd recommend reconstructing its proportions after Barapasaurus, Spinophorosaurus, Shunosaurus, and/or Tazoudasaurus, with a shorter neck. There's a paper describing the partial hind limb of Rhoetosaurus, and mentions fairly substantial additional material of the type individual. I haven't been able to find the papers that describe anything else of it, unfortunately. Where did you get the image of its caudals?
Finally, just FYI, the Wintonotitan, Diamantinasaurus, and Savannasaurus skeletals are CC-BY which means you should cite the source if you use or modify them.