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Aeolosaurus sp. MPCA-Pv 27174. A, first ? anterior caudal vertebrae in right lateral view. B, third ? anterior caudal vertebrate in right lateral view. C, fifth ? anterior caudal vertebrae in left lateral view. D, tenth ? anterior caudal vertebrae in left lateral view. E,

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