brachiosaur
American
[brey-kee-uh-sawr, brak-ee-]
/ ˈbreɪ ki əˌsɔr, ˈbræk i- /
noun
Etymology
Origin of brachiosaur
< New Latin Brachiosaurus (1903); see brachio-, -saur; so named in allusion to the unusual length of the humerus relative to the femur
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