The paleontologist carefully brushed away sediment to reveal the enormous femur of the sauropod.

In many ecosystems, sauropods used their long necks to reach the highest leaves on tall trees.

The museum's new exhibit featured a sauropodous reconstruction that amazed visitors with its long neck and massive tail.

While exploring the formation, paleontologists found footprints indicating that sauropodomorphs traveled in herds along ancient riverbanks.

Paleontologists described a new sauropodomorph with unusually robust vertebrae that suggested it supported a powerful neck.

A sauropodomorphan lumbered through the fern-filled valley, its long neck swaying as it searched for leaves.

Museum paleontologists debated whether the newly unearthed fossils belonged to early sauropodomorphans or to a different lineage.