Image:Europasaurus holgeri detail.png

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English: Detail of a painting of an Upper Jurassic scenery showing one of the large islands in the Lower Saxony Basin in northern Germany with some faunal elements of that epoch. There is an adult (in the foreground) and a juvenile specimen of the sauropod Europasaurus holgeri visible while several Iguanodon passing them.

Deutsch: Ausschnitt aus einem Landschaftsgemälde in dem eine der großen Inseln im Niedersächsischen Becken Norddeutschlands während des Oberen Jura sowie einige Faunenelemente aus dieser Zeit dargestellt werden. Zu sehen ist ein ausgewachsenes Exemplar (im Vordergrund) und ein Jungtier des Sauropoden Europasaurus holgeri, an denen mehrere Iguanodon vorbeiziehen.

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current	13:22, 16 June 2006	1,280×1,024 (3.24 MB)	TomCatX	({{Information \|Description= {{english}} Painting of a late Jurassic Scene on one of the large island in the Lower Saxony basin in nothern Germany. It shows an adult and a juvenile specimen of the sauropod ''Europasaurus holgeri'' and several iguanodonts p)