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© 2010 Dinosauria International Ten Sleep Report Series No. 1 24 Fig 19A Illustrations of holotype vertebrae belonging to Amphicoelias altus, after Osborn and Mook 1921 and Cope 1877. Top row, dorsal vertebra (D 6) after Osborn and Mook, 1921. Middle row, dorsal vertebra possibly D 9. Note the misleading disparity between both sets of drawings, left drawings from Osborn and Mook 1921. Lateral view reserved in Osborn and Mook. Bottom photo of the holotype vertebrae including partial pubis stored in the paleontology collections at the AMNH.
Amphicoelias “brontodiplodocus” Galiano and Albersdörfer CM 94 DQ-BS Fig 19B Femora of A. altus, type and A. “brontodiplodocus” DQ-BS. Top, photos of AMNH 5764 showing cross section of shaft compared with drawings of mid shaft sections of left femur (CM 94) mounted with type of D. carnegii (after Hatcher 1901). Bottom, illustrations after Osborn and Mook, 1921. An elongate straight femur with sub circular - ovate shaft is characteristic feature of Amphicoelias. Depending on shaft location some variation exists in the shape of the cross section. A. altus femur is noticeably more elongate in comparison. 25
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