Wintonotitan

Stratigraphically calibrated phylogeny based on the phylogeny of the current analysis and adapted from Reconstructions of Diamantinasaurus matildae, Wintonotitan wattsi, and Australovenator wintonensis.

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Wintonotitan and Diamantinasaurus collapses into an unresolved polytomy.

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Wintonotitan may also be considered in the Titanosauria and Due to the low bootstrap support for these analyses, further speculation on their relationships will await a more detailed analysis of titanosaur generic-level relationships.

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Wintonotitan wattsi can be differentiated from other basal titanosauriformes, such as

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Wintonotitan wattsi gen. et sp. nov., a basal titanosauriform;

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Wintonotitan in both most-parsimonious trees is relatively similar within the basal titanosauriforms; being basal to

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Wintonotitan wattsi - Ilium and Ischium measurements (mm)

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Diamantinasaurus matildae and Wintonotitan wattsi.

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Wintonotitan as a basal titanosauriform and Diamantinasaurus as a derived lithostrotian titanosaur illustrates the diversity of Cretaceous sauropods in Australia as similar to that found on any other continent.

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Wintonotitan as a basal titanosauriform and Diamantinasaurus as a lithostrotian titanosaur.

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