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So here I present you almost every Lambeosaurine in chart form, containing every species I could scale.

I haven posted any chart since July so I think this is a nice comeback, this was actually in production since September last year but I lacked time (and will) to do it last year and it makes me very glad to finally present it to You.

The species not present in the chart are:
01-Adelolophus: I never saw this species phylogenetic position tested in any paper matrix, the only time I saw it in an analysis it was by that found it as sister to Lophorhothon outside Saurolophidae. Considering this I excluded it from the chart.
02-Angulomastacator: Know from only a partial jaw with a very starge shape I decided to not scale this species, Benson et al., 2014 say it is about the same size as most Lambeosaurines so following this around 7-8.5 meter long.
03-Blasisaurus: Lumped into Arenysaurus
04-Jaxartosaurus: know from just posterior part of the skull, impossible to reliably scale.
05-Kazaklambia: lack of good pictures or mesurements.

Note: Many of the silhouettes were made in September last year, so they are a bit outdated and their feet are in an outdated anatomy and not according to Hartman's 2018 Hadrosaur repose, I don't think this interfere with the porpouse of the chart so I'll keep the outdated feet.

Image reference:

Prieto-Márquez et al., 2012 for Magnapaulia skeleton
Greg Paul (Princeton Field Guide to Dinosaurs, 2016) - Tsintaosaurus, Olorotitan, Hypacrosaurus altispinus and both Corhytosaurus skeletons + Lambeosaurus magnicristatus and Velafrons skull.
for Gryposaurus, "H".stebingeri, Lambeosaurus lambei and both Parasaurolophus skeletons
for Nipponosaurus skeleton and P.tubicen and Charonosaurus skulls
for Sahaliyania skeleton
upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia… by I don't know who, If you know tell me so I can do the correct reference.

Papers used:
Sullivan et al., 2011
Benson et al., 2014
Prieto-Márquez et al., 2019

Acknowledgment:
Big thanks yo for giving me the Benson et al., 2014 Excel sheet with the measurement used to scale most of this taxa. And his Jurassic World Evolution Dinosaurs chart. chart that I used as the base for scaling all species not present in there.

Description
So here I present you almost every Lambeosaurine in chart form, containing every species I could scale.

I haven posted any chart since July so I think this is a nice comeback, this was actually in production since September last year but I lacked time (and will) to do it last year and it makes me very glad to finally present it to You.

The species not present in the chart are:
01-Adelolophus: I never saw this species phylogenetic position tested in any paper matrix, the only time I saw it in an analysis it was by that found it as sister to Lophorhothon outside Saurolophidae. Considering this I excluded it from the chart.
02-Angulomastacator: Know from only a partial jaw with a very starge shape I decided to not scale this species, Benson et al., 2014 say it is about the same size as most Lambeosaurines so following this around 7-8.5 meter long.
03-Blasisaurus: Lumped into Arenysaurus
04-Jaxartosaurus: know from just posterior part of the skull, impossible to reliably scale.
05-Kazaklambia: lack of good pictures or mesurements.

Note: Many of the silhouettes were made in September last year, so they are a bit outdated and their feet are in an outdated anatomy and not according to Hartman's 2018 Hadrosaur repose, I don't think this interfere with the porpouse of the chart so I'll keep the outdated feet.

Image reference:

Prieto-Márquez et al., 2012 for Magnapaulia skeleton
Greg Paul (Princeton Field Guide to Dinosaurs, 2016) - Tsintaosaurus, Olorotitan, Hypacrosaurus altispinus and both Corhytosaurus skeletons + Lambeosaurus magnicristatus and Velafrons skull.
for Gryposaurus, "H".stebingeri, Lambeosaurus lambei and both Parasaurolophus skeletons
for Nipponosaurus skeleton and P.tubicen and Charonosaurus skulls
for Sahaliyania skeleton
upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia… by I don't know who, If you know tell me so I can do the correct reference.

Papers used:
Sullivan et al., 2011
Benson et al., 2014
Prieto-Márquez et al., 2019

Acknowledgment:
Big thanks yo for giving me the Benson et al., 2014 Excel sheet with the measurement used to scale most of this taxa. And his Jurassic World Evolution Dinosaurs chart. chart that I used as the base for scaling all species not present in there.