Re-description of the sauropod dinosaur Amanzia (“Ornithopsis/Cetiosauriscus”) greppini n. gen. and other vertebrate remains from the Kimmeridgian (Late Jurassic) Reuchenette Formation of Moutier, Switzerland

Swiss Journal of Geosciences

Table 4 Measurements of bones of A. greppini, from Moutier, Switzerland: Presacral vertebrae, dorsal ribs

	CL	CHd	CH	CW	HD	LD	VH
M.H. 265, cervical vertebra	186^a	70^a	61^a	25^a	64^a	24	171^a
M.H. 267, cervical vertebra	141^a	71^a	57	16^a	–	–	71^a
M.H. 268, cervical vertebral cotyla	–	–	48^a	87^a	–	–	–
M.H. 299, dorsal vertebral centrum	78^a	–	86^a	27^a	–	–	84^a
M.H. 365, cervical vertebral cotyla	–	–	51^a	53^a	–	–	–

	BA	LA	PH	PL	PW
M.H. 266, presacral left prezygapophysis	22	42	59^a	111^a	21^a

CL centrum length, CHd centrum height at diapophysis, CH centrum height at condylus/preserved height of vertebral cotyla, CW centrum width at condylus/preserved width of vertebral cotyla, HD preserved dorsoventral height of diapophysis, LD minimum (distal) craniocaudal length of diapophysis, VH total vertebral height, BA maximum breadth of articular surface, LA length of articular surface, PH preserved height, PL preserved length, PW preserved width, PDW preserved distalmost shaft width, PL preserved length, WH width at rib head. All measurement are in mm
^aIndicates that the measurements refers only to preserved dimension at the incomplete and compressed bone