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... Large internal concavities can be seen from the broken surfaces of the metapophyses. The deep bifurcation of the posterior cervical neural spines in Jiangxititan is much more developed than in Euhelopus, Phuwiangosaurus, Dongbeititan (Wang et al. 2007), and other titanosauriforms with bifid neural spines from Asia, but less than most dicraeosaurids, such as Dicraeosaurus hansemanni from Africa (Janensch 1929). ...
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