How do the vertebral centra of Diplodocoids like Amargasaurus generally compare to those of Titanosaurs?
Answer
Diplodocoid vertebrae are relatively narrower side-to-side (pleurocoels)
Diplodocoids generally have vertebrae that are relatively narrow side-to-side compared to the wide, robust centra common in most titanosaurs.
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