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	Spartanburg SC \| GoUpstate.com \| Spartanburg Herald-Journal
		The Ultrasaurus is a type of Zoid, a race of mechanical lifeforms from the fictional Zoids universe.
		The Ultrasaurus is an Ultrasaurus-type Zoid, created by the Helic Republic, and used during the various wars on Zi.
		The Ultrasaurus was part of a combined military project between the Republic and the Guylos Empire, instigated at the same time as the Guardian Force itself, although the Zoid's existence was known to the Republic for roughly ten years prior.
	www.goupstate.com /apps/pbcs.dll/section?category=NEWS&template=wiki&text=Ultrasaurus_(Zoids) (1706 words)

	Ultrasaurus Information
		Ultrasaurus is the official name of a dinosaur discovered by Haang Mook Kim in South Korea, but the name was first used in 1979 by Jim Jensen to describe a set of giant dinosaur bones he discovered in the United States.
		Jensen published a paper describing his discovery in 1985, but since the name Ultrasaurus was already in use (preoccupied), his discovery was renamed in 1991 to Ultrasauros.
		Kim's Ultrasaurus is currently nomen dubium, which means not enough is known about the specimen to formally assign it to a specific family of sauropods.
	www.bookrags.com /wiki/Ultrasaurus (0 words)

	Re: Question concerning Brachiosaurus and Ultrasaurus
		> There he tells about Jim Jensen and his Ultrasaurus, and their is a > picture painted by John Sibbick the most of youi probably know - it > shows Ultrasaurus, Supersaurus and Gillettes Seismosaurus.
		Jensen's discovery is often set off with quotation marks because of the uncertainty over whether it is really a new genus or just a large Brachiosaurus.
		The spelling has been changed, too, to Ultrasauros because there was already a saurpod named Ultrasaurus from the Early Cretaceous of South Korea.
	dml.cmnh.org /1996Jan/msg00408.html (195 words)

	ULTRASAURUS RED
		Ultrasaurus Red is seen in a Tomy official catalog, in 1987 (the photo above), the same year than Red Scavenger and Zabre.
		A lot of interrogations were occuring between the Zoidfans, but the conclusion was that this red Ultrasaurus never came out anywhere, and that there was no really hope to have to find one.
		An Ultrasaurus Red could be seen on the internet since 2004, this one.
	perso.orange.fr /Ultrasaurus.Red/ultrasaurus_red.htm (0 words)

	Dinosaur, Dino, Dinosaur name, Dinosaur fact, Dinosaur fossils, Paleontology of dinosaur, Dinosaur bones
		Ultrasaurus is the official name of a dinosaur exposed by Haang Mook Kim in South Korea, but the name was first old in 1979 by Jim Jensen to describe a set of giant dinosaur bones he exposed in the United States.
		Jensen published a paper recitation his discovery in 1985, but since the name Ultrasaurus was already in use (preoccupied), his discovery was renamed in 1991 to Ultrasauros.
		Kim's Ultrasaurus is at present nomen dubium, which means not sufficient is known about the specimen to officially assign it to a specific family of sauropods.
	www.rareresource.com /ultrasaurus.htm (0 words)

	Dino Duel - World of Dino - Dinopedia - Ultrasaurus
		The only problem is that so little of Ultrasauros has been found it is hard to determine exactly what it may have looked like.
		Ultrasaurus, Supersaurus and Brachiosaurus have all been used to describe the remains - two bones, a vertebra and a scapulacoracoid.
		There are enough subtle differences between similar bones in Brachiosaurus to keep the debate going as to whether it should be a Brachiosaurus species.
	www.dinoduel.com /world_dinopedia_ultrasaurus.htm (0 words)

	RZ-037 Ultrasaurus (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Like the hasbro dibision, the ultrasaurus sports a large enough difference from its original version to be placed down here, since Tyran and I both own hasbro ones.
		Apparently for safety reasons ultrasaurus was made wider in the US, with spacers added.
		Ultrasaurus is one of the big tank zoids, despite the anime hyping up the scale it's still quite mammoth, even in model form.
	www.freewebs.com /yureiszoids/ultra_page.htm (0 words)

	rustysalamander.net- Zoid models
		Ultrasaurus is one of the four largest Zoid models ever created (King Gojulas, Gilvader, and Mad Thunder being the other three.) and is another fun model to build.
		Ultrasaurus has a lot of little hatches that can be opened and closed on its body and also comes with six pilots.
		The model pictured is the Hasbro model, which is a bit wider than the Japanese models due to the addition of spacers on the legs.
	www.rustysalamander.net /ultra.html (0 words)

	Zoids: The Giant Fortress - TV.com
		They are planning to awaken the Ultrasaurus, a heavy carrier zoid, which would provide them with cover and fire power to take on the Death Stinger.
		Six power blocks of the Ultrasaurus are ready for action and are functioning well to their maximum.
		Even though, the power blocks of the Ultrasaurus are independent sources of power they are linked together by via central circuit system, Moonbay tells them to switch the power blocks into a specific order to kick start the seventh power block.
	www.tv.com /zoids/the-giant-fortress/episode/167337/summary.html (0 words)

	Wayne Throop Feb2093 09:29PM : From: magney@cco.caltech.edu (Michael Agney) : MessageID: 1
		Several doubt that Ultrasaurus is an animal distinct from Brachiosaurus, and few think Jensen's description and naming will stand the test of time.
		As more information is known about Ultrasaurus, the estimates are tending towards the low end of the original range of guesses.
		Even the Ultrasaurus is plausibly under 100 tons, based on the 20% range of sizes in the original identification.
	www.skepticfiles.org /evolut/sauropod.htm (0 words)

	Ultrasaurus
		With it's dying breath, the Ultrasaurus fired Van's Blade Liger from it's Gravity Cannon, destroying the Death Saurer.
		The second Ultrasaurus was revived by the Zoid Battle Commission, and served as their land based headquarters.
		The Zoid Battle Commission also altered the Ultrasaurus' Zoid Core cells to produce the Battlesaurus, a smaller verison that has four AAZ 360mm cannons in place of the Gravity Cannon.
	www.angelfire.com /anime5/zi_library/ultra.html (0 words)

	Raptor's Nest: Ultrasaurus and Ultrasauros
		I remember as a kid that Ultrasaurus (along with Supersaurus) was always depicted as a huge brachiosaur dwarfing even Brachiosaurus.
		But it turned out that Kim's Ultrasaurus was something different, and when Jensen wanted to use Ultrasaurus, his first preference, he couldn't because it was 'preoccupied'.
		Funnily enough, Kim's Ultrasaurus later became a nomun dubium or a dubious name because there wasn't enough information to assign it to any dinosaur family.
	mambobob-raptorsnest.blogspot.com /2007/04/ultrasaurus-and-ultrasauroshttpwww2blog.html (0 words)

	Dinosauria Translation and Pronunciation Guide U
		sauros "lizard") (m) to replace preoccupied Ultrasaurus Jensen, with a single-letter spelling change suggested by Jensen.
		The name "Ultrasaurus" was used informally for the specimen in both popular and technical literature as early as 1979, but remained a nomen nudum until 1985, when Jensen finally published a formal description.
		By then, however, the official name Ultrasaurus had been used by Kim for a Korean dinosaur, and Jensen's proposed name was preoccupied.
	www.dinosauria.com /dml/names/dinou.htm (593 words)

	Superultrahyper-megasaurus. Long, anyway \| Dinosaurs \| DISCOVER Magazine (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The former giant’s name was Ultrasaurus, and its remains (part of a shoulder and several vertebrae) had been discovered in the 1970s in a quarry in western Colorado--and nowhere else.
		Some paleontologists have always been suspicious of the distinction, particularly since the so-called Ultrasaurus vertebrae were found book-ended between the bones of Supersaurus.
		By the time he was through, all of the Ultrasaurus bones had slipped away from the species, so that it no longer existed.
	discovermagazine.com /1997/jan/superultrahyperm1004 (0 words)

	Were there Dinosaurs in the Bible?
		The large sauropods (such as Brachiosaurus, Ultrasaurus, Seismosaurus, or Diplodicus) probably didn't live in marshes, but on the edge of forests where they could feed on pine cones, branches from pine trees, and occasionally rough grasses.
		Though, they may have spent much of their time near large bodies of water, it is unlikely they spent any amount of time submerged down in muddy water as some of the earlier scholars of the twentieth century postulated.
		And as a side note, Brachiosaurus and Ultrasaurus are two completely different genera -- contrary to what is implied by the statement "Brachiosaurus or 'Ultrasaurus'," which gives the impression that "Ultrasaurus" is the Brachiosaur's nickname.
	genesispanthesis.tripod.com /fossils/dragons.html (0 words)

	Ultrasaurus (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The dinosaurs that ate plants were called plant eaters.
		Ultrasaurus was one of the biggest dinosaur that ever lived.
		Scientists found the bones of Ultrasaurus in Colorado, in the Western part of the United States.
	www.pocanticohills.org /dinosaur/ultrasaurus.htm (0 words)

	Zoids: The Gravity Cannon - TV.com
		The Ultrasaurus arrives in an area where there are a lot of islands and finds the one where the gravity cannon is ready to be installed onto it.
		Then everyone looks at the gravity cannon, and are surprised at how huge it is, but they have to equip it on the Ultrasaurus quickly or the enemy will find them.
		Fiona is worried about the Death Stinger and Dr. D figures that she can sense it because she's an ancient Zoidian.
	www.tv.com /zoids/the-gravity-cannon/episode/167339/summary.html (0 words)

	Does Extinct Mean Big? - New York Times
		LEAD: Susan Schierle holding her less-than-thrilled daughter, Samantha, 2 years old, as they and her son, Matthew, 5, visited the Ultrasaurus yesterday in Central Park.
		Children were invited to help paint the 20-foot-long, papier-mache prehistoric reptile as part of Dinosaur Day events, sponsored by the Parks Department, on the Great Lawn.
		Susan Schierle holding her less-than-thrilled daughter, Samantha, 2 years old, as they and her son, Matthew, 5, visited the Ultrasaurus yesterday in Central Park.
	query.nytimes.com /gst/fullpage.html?res=940DE4D71738F936A35755C0A96E948260 (0 words)

	Ultrasauros Printout- ZoomDinosaurs.com
		Fossils and Name: Just a few bones of "Ultrasauros" were found in the Upper Jurassic Morrison Formation western Colorado, USA, in 1979, by US paleontologist James A. Jensen (who also discovered Supersaurus in 1972).
		Jensen named it Ultrasaurus in 1985 (meaning "Ultra lizard").
		It was renamed Ultrasauros machintoshi because there was already another dinosaur named Ultrasaurus (a smaller, early Cretaceous sauropod found in South Korea and named by Haang Mook Kim in 1983).
	www.enchantedlearning.com /subjects/dinosaurs/dinotemplates/Ultrasauros.shtml (312 words)

	Ultrasaurus
		The dinosaurs that ate plants were called plant eaters.
		Ultrasaurus was one of the biggest dinosaur that ever lived.
		Scientists found the bones of Ultrasaurus in Colorado, in the Western part of the United States.
	www2.lhric.org /pocantico/dinosaur/ultrasaurus.htm (111 words)

	Geoscience Reports - Fall 1992
		The enormity of many of the dinosaurs is truly spectacular, and discoveries in recent years of "supersaurus" and "ultrasaurus" continue to break dinosaursize records.
		When measured in terms of body mass, the living blue whales still appear to be the largest animals that have ever lived, even though the largest dinosaurs were longer than blue whales.
		A - "ultrasaurus," a dinosaur similar to Brachiosaurus; B - pterodactyl compared to an Andean condor; C - crocodiles; D - Carcharadon sharks.
	www.grisda.org /georpts/gr15.htm (0 words)

	Continuing the quest for the biggest dinosaur ever
		Discovered in 1972, the supersaurus was the largest ever found, at an estimated 40 metres (130 feet).
		But the 15 metre (50-foot) high ultrasaurus - found eight years later - could crane its neck more than 9 metres (30 feet) above supersaurus.
		But scientists have taken a second look and surmise that ultrasaurus could be the remains of a huge brachiosaur and supersaurus mixed together.
	www.exn.ca /Stories/2001/01/19/53.cfm (0 words)

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