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English: Tietasaura is an elasmarian dinosaur from the Early Cretaceous period of what is now Brazil. Elasmaria is a group of relatively small basal ornithopods known from the Southern Hemisphere. Tietasaura is notable for being the first ornithischian dinosaur named from Brazil. It was a bipedal herbivore, with a long neck and a beak which it used for processing vegetation. Teatasaura was medium-sized for an elasmarian, reaching about 4 m in length. |
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