Argentinosaurus vs Plateosaurus

A detailed side-by-side comparison of Argentinosaurus and Plateosaurus, covering size, diet, classification, geologic period, and discovery history.

Side-by-Side Comparison

Property Argentinosaurus Plateosaurus
Scientific Name Argentinosaurus huinculensis Plateosaurus trossingensis
Classification Sauropoda Sauropodomorpha
Period Cretaceous Late Triassic Late
Diet Herbivore Herbivore
Length 35.0 m 8.0 m
Height 12.0 m 2.5 m
Weight 70.0 t 700 kg
Discovery Year 1993 1837
Discovery Location Neuquen Province, Argentina Trossingen, Germany
Named By Jose Bonaparte & Rodolfo Coria Hermann von Meyer

Size Comparison

Argentinosaurus 35.0 m

as long as 3 school buses

Plateosaurus 8.0 m

roughly the length of a large SUV

Weight Comparison

Argentinosaurus 70.0 t

heavier than 12 African elephants

Plateosaurus 700 kg

about 10 adult humans

Timeline Comparison

Argentinosaurus
100.5 Mya Cretaceous Late (Mesozoic) 66.0 Mya
Plateosaurus
237.0 Mya Triassic Late (Mesozoic) 201.4 Mya

Diet Comparison

Argentinosaurus

Herbivore

Argentinosaurus was a plant-eater, feeding on vegetation like ferns, conifers, and cycads.

Plateosaurus

Herbivore

Plateosaurus was a plant-eater, feeding on vegetation like ferns, conifers, and cycads.

Classification Comparison

Argentinosaurus

Clade: Sauropodomorpha

Group: Sauropoda

(Lizard feet)

Plateosaurus

Clade: Saurischia

Group: Sauropodomorpha

(Lizard-footed forms)

Did You Know?

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Argentinosaurus was about 4.4x longer than Plateosaurus.

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Argentinosaurus weighed roughly 100x more than Plateosaurus.

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Both Argentinosaurus and Plateosaurus were herbivores.

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Argentinosaurus lived during the Cretaceous Late while Plateosaurus lived during the Triassic Late, separated by roughly 171 million years.

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Plateosaurus was discovered 156 years earlier, in 1837.

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Argentinosaurus belonged to Sauropoda while Plateosaurus belonged to Sauropodomorpha.

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