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Euhelopodidae : ウィキペディア英語版 | Euhelopodidae
Euhelopodidae is a family of sauropod dinosaurs which includes the genus ''Euhelopus''. The family name was first proposed by American paleontologist Alfred Sherwood Romer in 1956. The four genera ''Chiayusaurus'', ''Omeisaurus'', ''Tienshanosaurus'', and ''Euhelopus'' were the original proposed euhelopodines (subfamily Euhelopodinae). Other Chinese genera, such as ''Mamenchisaurus'', used to be placed within this family, but are now in Mamenchisauridae. Michael D'Emic (2012) formulated the first phylogenetic definition of Euhelopodidae, defining it as the clade containing "neosauropods more closely related to ''Euhelopus zdanskyi'' than to ''Neuquensaurus australis''". The phylogenetic analysis conducted by the author indicated that such defined Euhelopodidae, in addition to ''Euhelopus'' itself, contained genera ''Qiaowanlong'', ''Erketu'', ''Daxiatitan'', ''Tangvayosaurus'' and ''Phuwiangosaurus'' as well. ==References==
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