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Holotype specimen Holotype material during excavation, with dorsal vertebraesacrumilium and ribs in view The genus Brachiosaurus is based on a partial postcranial skeleton discovered in in the valley of the Colorado River near Fruita, Colorado. In the spring ofRiggs had sent letters to mayors in western Colorado, inquiring after possible trails leading from railway heads into northeastern Utah, where he hoped to find fossils of Eocene mammals.

Riggs at first took the find for a badly preserved Brontosaurus specimen and gave priority to excavating Quarry 12, which held a more promising Morosaurus skeleton. Having secured that, on July 26 he returned to the humerus in Quarry 13, which soon proved to be of enormous size, convincing a puzzled Riggs that he had discovered the largest land animal ever. Menke, lying by the humerus during the excavation in The site, Riggs Quarry 13, is located on a small hill later known as Riggs Hill; it is today marked by a plaque.

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More Brachiosaurus fossils are reported on Riggs Hill, but other fossil finds on the hill have been vandalized. InRiggs noted: "Had it not been for the unusual size of the ribs found associated with it, the specimen would have been discarded as an Apatosaur, too poorly preserved to be of value.

On August 17, the last bone was jacketed in plaster. The vertebrae were only slightly shifted out of their original anatomical position; they were found with their top sides directed downward.

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The ribs, humerus, and coracoid, however, were displaced to the left side of the vertebral column, indicating transportation by a water current.

This is further evidenced by an isolated ilium of Diplodocus that apparently had drifted against the vertebral column, as well as by a change in composition of the surrounding rocks. While the specimen itself was embedded kondíli nekem domború fine-grained clay, indicating low-energy conditions at the time of deposition, it was cut off at the seventh vertebra by a thick layer of much coarser sediments consisting of pebbles at its base and sandstone further up, indicating deposition under stronger currents.

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Based on this evidence, Riggs in suggested that the missing front part of the skeleton was washed away by a water current, while the hind part was already covered by sediment and thus got kondíli nekem domború. Abbott working on the holotype bones in ; the still kondíli nekem domború thighbone can be seen on the left Riggs published a short report of the new find innoting the unusual length of the humerus compared to the femur and the extreme overall size and the resulting giraffe-like proportions, as well as the lesser development of the tail, but did not publish a name for the new dinosaur.

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The titles of Riggs' and articles emphasized that the specimen was the "largest known dinosaur". First the limb elements were processed.

In the winter ofthe badly weathered vertebrae of the back and hip were prepared by James B. Abbott and C. All the bones were, solitarily, still on display by in Hall 35 when the Field Museum's newly mounted Apatosaurus was unveiled, the very specimen Riggs had found in Quarry 12, [17] today catalogued as FMNH P and identified as a Brontosaurus exemplar.

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Inthe holotype bones were molded and cast, and the missing bones were sculpted based on material of the related Brachiosaurus brancai now Giraffatitan in Museum für NaturkundeBerlin. This plastic skeleton was mounted and, input on display at the north end of Stanley Field Hall, the main exhibit hall of the Field Museum's current building.

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The real bones of the holotype were put on exhibit in two large glass cases at either end of the mounted cast. To date, material can only be unambiguously ascribed to the genus when overlapping with the holotype material, and any referrals of elements form the skull, neck, anterior dorsal region, or distal limbs or feet remain tentative.

Nevertheless, material has been described from Colorado, [4] [22] [23] [24] Oklahoma, [4] [25] Utah, [4] [22] and Wyoming, [4] [26] and undescribed material has been mentioned from several other sites. The skull was cataloged as YPMand sent to Marsh at the Peabody Museum of Natural Historywho incorporated it into his skeletal restoration of Brontosaurus perhaps because Felch had identified it as belonging to that dinosaur. The Felch Quarry skull consists of the cranium, the maxillae, the right postorbital, part of the left maxilla, the left squamosalthe dentaries, and a possible partial pterygoid.

The bones were roughly prepared for Marsh, which led to some damage. Marsh 's outdated kondíli nekem domború reconstruction of Brontosauruswith skull inaccurately based on that of the Felch Quarry Brachiosaurus Inthe American paleontologists Jack McIntosh and David Berman investigated the historical issue of whether Marsh had assigned an incorrect skull to Brontosaurus at the time thought to be a junior synonym of Apatosaurusand found the Felch Quarry skull to be of "the general Camarasaurus type", while suggesting that the vertebra found near it belonged to Brachiosaurus.

They concluded that if Marsh had not arbitrarily assigned the Felch quarry skull and another Camarasaurus-like skull to Brontosaurus, it would have been recognized earlier that the actual skull of Brontosaurus and Apatosaurus was more similar to that of Diplodocus.

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They brought the skull to the Denver Museum of Natural Historywhere they further prepared it and made a reconstruction of it based on casts of the individual bones, with the skulls of Giraffatitan and Camarasaurus acting as templates for the missing bones. They based the skull's assignment to Brachiosaurus on its similarity to that of B. D'Emic and Matthew T. Carrano re-examined the Felch Quarry skull after having it further prepared and CT-scanned while consulting historical kondíli nekem domború that showed earlier states of the bonesand concluded that a quadrate bone and dentary tooth considered part of the skull by Carpenter and Tidwell did not belong to it.

The quadrate is too large to articulate with the squamosal, is preserved differently from the other bones, and was found several meters away. The tooth does not resemble those within the jaws as revealed by CT datais larger, and was therefore assigned to Camarasaurus sp.

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They also found it most parsimonious to assign the skull to B. InJames A. Jensen described disarticulated sauropod remains from the quarry as belonging to several exceptionally large taxaincluding the new genera Supersaurus and Ultrasaurus, [32] the latter renamed Ultrasauros shortly thereafter because another sauropod had already received the name.

Because the holotype of Ultrasauros, a dorsal vertebra, was one of the specimens that was actually from Supersaurus, the name Ultrasauros is a synonym of Supersaurus.

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Taylor concluded that it could not be referred to B. Originally, this humerus was part of a poorly preserved partial skeleton that was not collected.

Jensen himself worked at the Potter Creek site in andexcavating the disarticulated specimen BYUwhich contains a mid-dorsal vertebra, an incomplete left ilium, a left radius and a right metacarpal. According to Taylor inthis specimen can be confidently referred to B. Jensen furthermore mentioned a specimen discovered near Jensen, Utah that includes a rib 2.

Although originally thought to belong to a diplodocidit was later reinterpreted as a brachiosaurid, probably belonging to B. Though possibly belonging to Brachiosaurus, the authors cautiously classified it as an indeterminate brachiosaurid. InGerman paleontologist Werner Janensch listed differences and commonalities between these fossils and B. From this material Janensch named two species: Brachiosaurus brancai for the larger and more complete taxon, and Brachiosaurus fraasi for the smaller and more poorly known species.

Other material was transferred to other institutions throughout Germany, some of which was also destroyed. Migeod in