After Upchurch, 1998, Wilson & Sereno, 1998 and Wilson, 2002
<==o †Macronaria Wilson & Sereno, 1998 |?- †Atlasaurus imelakei Monbaron, et al., 1999 |?- †Chondrosteosaurus gigas Owen, 1876b [?including Regnosaurus northamptoni Mantell, 1848] |?- †Lourinhasaurus alenquerensis (Lapparent & Zbyszewski, 1957) Dantas, Sanz, Silva, Ortega, Santos & Cachão, 1998 [Apatosaurus alenquerensis Lapparent & Zbyszewski, 1957; Camarasaurus alenquerensis (Lapparent & Zbyszewski, 1957) McIntosh, 1990] |?- †“Rebbachisaurus” tamesnensis |-- †Abrosaurus dongpoi Quyang, 1989 `--o †Camarasauromorpha Salgado, Coria & Calvo, 1997a |--o †Camarasauridae Cope, 1877d | |-- †Aragosaurus ischiaticus Sanz, Buscalioni, Casanovas & Santafe, 1987 | `--o †Camarasaurus Cope, 1877d [incl. Morosaurus Marsh, 1889a; Cathetosaurus Jensen, 1988] | |-- †C. supremus Cope, 1877e | |-- †C. grandis (Marsh, 1877b) [Apatosaurus grandis Marsh, 1877b] | |-- †C. lentus (Marsh, 1889a) [Morosaurus lentus Marsh, 1889a] | `-- †C. lewisi (Jensen, 1988) [Cathetosaurus lewisi Jensen, 1988] `--+-- †Europasaurus holgeri Mateus, Laven & Knötschke in Sander, Mateus, Laven & Knötschke 2006 `--o †Titanosauriformes Salgado, Coria & Calvo, 1997 |?- †Titanosauriformes genera et species indet. [TMM 40435] [Tidwell & Carpenter, 2003] |?- †Huanghetitan liujiaxiaensis You, Li, Zhou & Ji, 2006 |?- †Fusuisaurus zhaoi Mo, Wang, Huang, Z., Huang, X. & Xu, 2006 |-- †Brachiosauridae Riggs, 1903a (brakiosaurit, käsivarsisaurit, mammuttisaurit) `--+-- †Lapparentosaurus madagascariensis Bonaparte, 1986b `--o †Somphospondyli Wilson & Sereno, 1998 |-- †Erketu ellisoni Ksepka & Norell, 2006 [IGM 100/1803]; L.Cret. EAs. |-- †Euhelopus zdanskyi (Wiman, 1929) Romer, 1956 [Helopus zdanskyi Wiman, 1929] sensu Wilson & Sereno, 1998 [however, see Euhelopodidae] `-- †Titanosauria Lydekker, 1877 sensu Wilson & Sereno, 1998 [non Bonaparte & Coria, 1993] (titanosaurs; titanosaurit)
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