Cetiosaurus was a giant Jurassic sauropod that stood around 60 feet (18 m) long. However, when researchers first discovered it in 1841, nobody knew what a sauropod was, and Cetiosaurus was ...

The footprints, numbering around 200, stretch nearly 500 feet and are believed to have been left by a long-necked sauropod, a Cetiosaurus, and a smaller meat-eating Megalosaurus.

Huge 166,000,000-year-old dinosaur footprints discovered in Oxfordshire One of the five trackways discovered was 150 metres long (Picture: University of Birmingham) The three-toed footprint of a ...

Four of the sets of tracks that make up the so-called highway show paths taken by gigantic, long-necked, herbivores called sauropods, thought to be Cetiosaurus, a dinosaur that grew to nearly 60 ...

Four of the trackways were made by long-necked herbivorous sauropods, suspected to be the giant 60-foot, two-ton Cetiosaurus, while a fifth set was made by a carnivorous Megalosaurus.

Four of the trackways were attributed to sauropods, like the 18-meter-long Cetiosaurus, while one belonged to the predatory Megalosaurus, recognized for its three-toed footprints, which would have ...

These, along with two other sets, belonged to sauropods, possibly from the Cetiosaurus genus, which could be up to 18 metres long.

A "dinosaur highway" containing nearly 200 tracks that date back 166 million years was discovered in southern England. Some tracks show paths taken by Cetiosaurus, a dinosaur that grew to nearly ...