Xenoposeidon is ten years old today! And it's the oldest rebbachisaur!

Mike Taylor

doi:10.59350/7fp03-rkt41

November 16, 2017Open Access

Xenoposeidon is ten years old today! And it's the oldest rebbachisaur!

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Xenoposeidon marks ten years since its discovery, emphasizing its importance in dinosaur research.
This species is recognized as the oldest rebbachisaur, contributing to understanding of this dinosaur group.
The festive occasion coincides with the creation of the SV-POW! blog, reflecting on its impact on paleontological discussions.
Xenoposeidon remains a significant topic for paleontologists, as it sheds light on the history of dinosaurs.

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Celebrating 10 years of Xenoposeidon, the oldest rebbachisaur, highlighting its significance in paleontology.

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There's just time before midnight strikes to wish Xenoposeidon a very happy tenth birthday. It came along just a month and a half after SV-POW! itself — in fact, I can't even remember now, a decade on, whether part of the reason we started SV-POW!

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