A new body mass estimation ofBrachiosaurus brancaiJanensch, 1914 mounted and exhibited at the Museum of Natural History (Berlin, Germany)
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Olaf Hellwich | Karl Kirsch | Tim Suthau | Hanns-Christian Gunga | Anke Bellmann | Stefan Stoinski | H. Gunga | K. Kirsch | O. Hellwich | T. Trippel | Andreas Friedrich | Tobias Trippel | Tim Suthau | A. Bellmann | Stefan Stoinski | Andreas Friedrich
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