lower part of the Morrison Formation. The type and only species is Kaatedocus siberi, described in 2012 by Emanuel Tschopp and Octávio Mateus. In 1934...
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Museum, rearing up to defend its young (AMNH 7530, now classified as Kaatedocus siberi) from an attacking Allosaurus fragilis. More recently, more vertebrae...
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Barosaurus." Specimens from this quarry have since been referred to Kaatedocus siberi and Barosaurus sp., rather than Diplodocus. Fossilized skin of Diplodocus...
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Dyslocosaurus, and Suuwassea. Amphicoelias (a diplodocid of uncertain placement), Kaatedocus (a possible diplodocine), Maraapunisaurus (a possible rebbachisaurid)...
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