Efraasia minor
Efraasia minor
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† Efraasia minor is a basal sauropodiform dinosaur from the Late Triassic (Norian) Stubensandstein Formation of Baden-Württemberg, Germany. Approximately 6 m long, it represents an early member of the sauropod lineage, capable of both biped and quadruped locomotion. Herbivorous, it fed on ferns and horsetails in the warm Triassic uplands of central Europe. Named after palaeontologist Eberhard Fraas who collected the original material, it is one of Germany's most important Triassic dinosaurs.
Período
Efraasia minor viveu durante o período Triassic Late da Era Mesozoic, aproximadamente de 237,0 a 201,4 milhões de anos atrás.
Os primeiros dinossauros verdadeiros apareceram durante o Triássico tardio, incluindo terópodes primitivos como Eoraptor e Herrerasaurus. Os dinossauros ainda eram pequenos e não dominantes. O período terminou com o evento de extinção Triássico-Jurássico.
Local de descoberta
| Local de descoberta | Germany |
Início rápido
| Período geológico | Triassic Late |
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