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Notes:

01- There are two Argentinosaurus because I'm not convinced on were the taxon lays in Titanosaurian: by Carballido et al., 2017 and Riga et al., 2018 it is a Lognkosaurian; while by Sallam et al., 2018 and others papers that used Gorscak's matrix found it to be a basal Titanosaurian. Gorscak's matrix has more Titanosaurians 45, Carballido has 30/35 and Riga 30, but lacks most of the Lognkosaurians found close to Argentinosaurus on the other works (Puertasaurus, Patgotiatan, Notocolossus, Quetecsaurus and Drusilasaura).
I don't feel secure to point any of those as truth, I'm waiting to see what happens if you score the 5 on Gorscak's matrix.

Species that were omitted:

01-Huincul "Elasmarian": there is an Ornithopod now from the formation, but the material is from a pedal ungual, and I'm not scaling an animal based on it.
02-Huincul Dromaeosaurid: I forgot why I didn't did this one, probably because it is know from material hard to scale or teeth.
03-Taurovenator: as I usually say, if a taxon has a single autapomorphy it can be named though that does not mean it should be. This is the case for Taurovenator that has a/an autapomorphic character but it is just a postorbital. I generally ignore the taxon for said reason, and even if I cared about it it would not be here because scaling a postorbital would be a nightmare.

References:
Dark Blue Argentinosaurus and Choconsaurus skeleton.
for Light Blue Argentinosaurus skeleton - Modified version by
for Mapusaurus skeleton.
for Skorpiovenator skeleton (also used for Ilokelesia).
Deltadromaeus composite - modified by (Gualicho)
Limaysaurus skeleton (Rebbachisaurids) with the legs of Wessex Rebbachisaurid by

19/Agust/2018 Update: Added Limaysaurus and updated Mapusaurus based on Franoys new skeleton; corrected Argentinosaurus (basal titanosaur) size.
07/January/2019 Update: Updated both Argentinosaurus according

Description
Requested by

Notes:

01- There are two Argentinosaurus because I'm not convinced on were the taxon lays in Titanosaurian: by Carballido et al., 2017 and Riga et al., 2018 it is a Lognkosaurian; while by Sallam et al., 2018 and others papers that used Gorscak's matrix found it to be a basal Titanosaurian. Gorscak's matrix has more Titanosaurians 45, Carballido has 30/35 and Riga 30, but lacks most of the Lognkosaurians found close to Argentinosaurus on the other works (Puertasaurus, Patgotiatan, Notocolossus, Quetecsaurus and Drusilasaura).
I don't feel secure to point any of those as truth, I'm waiting to see what happens if you score the 5 on Gorscak's matrix.

Species that were omitted:

01-Huincul "Elasmarian": there is an Ornithopod now from the formation, but the material is from a pedal ungual, and I'm not scaling an animal based on it.
02-Huincul Dromaeosaurid: I forgot why I didn't did this one, probably because it is know from material hard to scale or teeth.
03-Taurovenator: as I usually say, if a taxon has a single autapomorphy it can be named though that does not mean it should be. This is the case for Taurovenator that has a/an autapomorphic character but it is just a postorbital. I generally ignore the taxon for said reason, and even if I cared about it it would not be here because scaling a postorbital would be a nightmare.

References:
Dark Blue Argentinosaurus and Choconsaurus skeleton.
for Light Blue Argentinosaurus skeleton - Modified version by
for Mapusaurus skeleton.
for Skorpiovenator skeleton (also used for Ilokelesia).
Deltadromaeus composite - modified by (Gualicho)
Limaysaurus skeleton (Rebbachisaurids) with the legs of Wessex Rebbachisaurid by

19/Agust/2018 Update: Added Limaysaurus and updated Mapusaurus based on Franoys new skeleton; corrected Argentinosaurus (basal titanosaur) size.
07/January/2019 Update: Updated both Argentinosaurus according