Your Friends The Titanosaurs

Here I've collected all of the posts of "Your Friends The Titanosaurs" into one convenient place. The main series is broken into 37 "parts", with intercalated entries (.5) added when a new genus was published that would have appeared earlier in the series. A few subjects are split over multiple posts, which are numbered .1, .2, etc. (except for Titanosaurus, because that was the first occasion and I did it differently). A couple of the names covered have since been moved out of Titanosauria in The Compact Thescelosaurus, and a couple were never in at all, but were included for other reasons ("Campylodon" and Clasmodosaurus).

• Titanosaurs all the way down (or how no two titanosaur phylogenies ever seem to be close)
  
• Titanosaurs in time and space
  
• Part 1: Adamantisaurus, Aegyptosaurus, and Ampelosaurus
  
• Part 2: Aeolosaurus
  
• Part 3: Andesaurus, Antarctosaurus, and Argentinosaurus
  
• Part 4: "Antarctosaurus" brasiliensis, giganteus, and jaxarticus
  
• Part 5: Argyrosaurus, Atacamatitan, and Atsinganosaurus
  
• Part 6: Austroposeidon, titanosaurs of Balochistan, and Baotianmansaurus
  
• Part 7: Barrosasaurus, Baurutitan, and Bonatitan
  
• Part 7.5: Baalsaurus
  
• Part 8: Bonitasaura, Borealosaurus, and Brasilotitan
  
• Part 9: "Campylodon", Clasmodosaurus, Choconsaurus, and Daxiatitan
  
• Part 10: Diamantinasaurus, Dongyangosaurus, and Dreadnoughtus
  
• Part 11: Drusilasaura, Elaltitan, and Epachthosaurus
  
• Part 12: Futalognkosaurus, Gondwanatitan, and Hypselosaurus
  
• Part 13: Isisaurus, Jainosaurus, and Jiangshanosaurus
  
• Part 14: Kaijutitan, Karongasaurus, and Laplatasaurus
  
• Part 15: Lirainosaurus, Lohuecotitan, and Loricosaurus
  
• Part 16: Magyarosaurus and Malarguesaurus
  
• Part 17: Malawisaurus, Mansourasaurus, and Maxakalisaurus
  
• Part 18: Mendozasaurus, Microcoelus, and Mnyamawamtuka
  
• Part 19: Muyelensaurus, Narambuenatitan, and Nemegtosaurus
  
• Part 20: Neuquensaurus, Normanniasaurus, and Notocolossus
  
• Part 21: Nullotitan, Opisthocoelicaudia, and Overosaurus
  
• Part 21.5: Abdarainurus
  
• Part 22: Paludititan, Panamericansaurus, and Paralititan
  
• Part 23: Patagotitan, Pellegrinisaurus, and Petrobrasaurus
  
• Part 24: Pitekunsaurus, Puertasaurus, and Qingxiusaurus
  
• Part 25: Quaesitosaurus, Quetecsaurus, and Rapetosaurus
  
• Part 26: Rinconsaurus, Rocasaurus, and Rukwatitan
  
• Part 27: Ruyangosaurus, Saltasaurus, and Sarmientosaurus
  
• Part 28: Savannasaurus, Shingopana, and Sonidosaurus
  
• Part 29: Tapuiasaurus, Tengrisaurus, and Traukutitan
  
• Part 29.5: Bravasaurus and Punatitan
  
• Part 30: Titanosaurus of India and Madagascar
  
• Part 30 continued: the rest of Titanosaurus
  
• Part 31: Trigonosaurus, Uberabatitan, and Vahiny
  
• Part 31.5: Garrigatitan
  
• Part 32: Volgatitan, Xianshanosaurus, Yamanasaurus, and Zhuchengtitan
  
• Part 33.1: Alamosaurus of New Mexico
  
• Part 33.2: Alamosaurus of Utah and points north?
  
• Part 33.3: Alamosaurus of Texas and Mexico?
  
• Part 33.5: Arackar and Ninjatitan
  
• Part 34: Titanosaurs of Yesterday
  
• Part 35: Part-Time Titanosaurs
  
• Part 35.5: Arrudatitan and Dzharatitanis?
  
• Part 36.1: Coming Attractions (outside of Europe and South America)
  
• Part 36.2: Coming Attractions (Europe and South America)
  
• Part 36.5: Australotitan
• Part 37: Conclusions
• Hamititan xinjiangensis  
• Menucocelsior arriagadai
• Abditosaurus kuehnei 
• Ibirania parva 
• Caieiria allocaudata 
• Chucarosaurus and (maybe) Ruixinia 
• The Face of Diamantinasaurus (and some other body parts) 
• Igai semkhu 
• Jiangxititan ganzhouensis
  
• Inawentu oslatus
  

There is also a short series on titanosaur osteoderms:

• Introduction and history of study
  
• Characteristics
  
• Distribution
  
• Functions and conclusions