Originally, it was thought that Supersaurus was related to the long-necked diplodocid Barosaurus, and therefore a member of the subfamily Diplodocinae.

Barosaurus was an enormous animal, with some adults measuring more than 26 meters ( 85 feet ) in length and weighing more than 20 metric tons ( 22 short tons ).

Barosaurus was differently proportioned than its close relative Diplodocus, with a longer neck and shorter tail, but was about the same length overall.

Marsh named the following dinosaur genera: Allosaurus ( 1877 ), Ammosaurus ( 1890 ), Anchisaurus ( 1885 ), Apatosaurus ( 1877 ), Atlantosaurus ( 1877 ), Barosaurus ( 1890 ), Camptosaurus ( 1885 ), Ceratops ( 1888 ), Ceratosaurus ( 1884 ), Claosaurus ( 1890 ), Coelurus ( 1879 ), Creosaurus ( 1878 ), Diplodocus ( 1878 ), Diracodon ( 1881 ), Dryosaurus ( 1894 ), Dryptosaurus ( 1877 ), Labrosaurus ( 1896 ), Laosaurus ( 1878 ), Nanosaurus ( 1877 ), Nodosaurus ( 1889 ), Ornithomimus ( 1890 ), Pleurocoelus ( 1891 ), Priconodon ( 1888 ), Stegosaurus ( 1877 ), Torosaurus ( 1891 ), Triceratops ( 1889 ).

), and Barosaurus walking on land in elephantine fashion, and his 1941 reconstruction of the East African sauropod Brachiosaurus ( the only image showing the main subject in water ) became one of the most reproduced dinosaur images in history.

Sauropods that have been discovered include the Diplodocus ( most famously, the first nearly-complete specimen of D. carnegiei, which is now exhibited at the Carnegie Museum of Natural History, in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania ), Camarasaurus ( the most commonly found sauropod ), Brachiosaurus, Apatosaurus ( also wrongly known as Brontosaurus ), Barosaurus, the uncommon Haplocanthosaurus and the Seismosaurus.

Diplodocus and Apatosaurus both had 15 cervical ( neck ) and 10 dorsal ( trunk ) vertebrae, while Barosaurus had only 9 dorsals.

Barosaurus cervicals were similar to those of Diplodocus, but some were up to 50 % longer.

The neural spines protruding from the top of the vertebrae were neither as tall or as complex in Barosaurus as they were in Diplodocus.

In contrast to its neck vertebrae, Barosaurus had shorter caudal ( tail ) vertebrae than Diplodocus, resulting in a shorter tail.

The limb bones of Barosaurus were virtually indistinguishable from those of Diplodocus.

As a result the name Gigantosaurus factored into the convoluted taxonomic history of the African dinosaurs Barosaurus, Tornieria, and Janenschia.

Sauropod skulls are rarely preserved, and scientists have yet to discover a Barosaurus skull.

Most of the distinguishing skeletal features of Barosaurus were in the vertebrae, although a complete vertebral column has never been found.

Barosaurus had proportionately longer forelimbs than other diplodocids, although they were still shorter than most other groups of sauropods.

Barosaurus feet have never been discovered, but like other sauropods, it would have been digitigrade, with all four feet each bearing five small toes.

Herbivorous dinosaurs include Camarasaurus ( 5 ), Haplocanthosaurus ( 1 ), Barosaurus ( 1 ), Amphicoelias ( 1 ), Mongolosaurus ( 1 ), an unidentified sauropod, Camptosaurus ( 5 ), Stegosaurus ( 4 ), a possible ankylosaur ( 1 ), and an unidentified ornithopod.

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