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Datousaurus was named by Dong Zhiming and Tang in 1984. To date, only two partial skeletons have been discovered. Neither had an articulated skull, although one skull has been discovered that has been attributed to the genus. D. bashanensis is the only established species.

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rdfs:label	Datousaurus
rdfs:comment	Datousaurus was named by Dong Zhiming and Tang in 1984. To date, only two partial skeletons have been discovered. Neither had an articulated skull, although one skull has been discovered that has been attributed to the genus. D. bashanensis is the only established species. Datousaurus was named by Dong Zhiming and Tang in 1984. To date, only two partial skeletons have been discovered. Neither had an articulated skull, although one skull has been discovered that has been attributed to the genus.[1] D. bashanensis is the only established species.
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dcterms:subject	Jurassic dinosaurs Dinosaurs of Asia Sauropods Herbivores Sauropods Dinosaurs
abstract	Datousaurus was named by Dong Zhiming and Tang in 1984. To date, only two partial skeletons have been discovered. Neither had an articulated skull, although one skull has been discovered that has been attributed to the genus. D. bashanensis is the only established species. Datousaurus was named by Dong Zhiming and Tang in 1984. To date, only two partial skeletons have been discovered. Neither had an articulated skull, although one skull has been discovered that has been attributed to the genus.[1] D. bashanensis is the only established species.

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