Euhelopodidae
Euhelopodidae is an extinct family of sauropod dinosaurs from the Early Cretaceous period. These long-necked herbivores are known primarily from fossils found in China. The name "Euhelopodidae" translates to "true well-footed" and refers to the characteristic shape of their feet.
The most well-known genus within Euhelopodidae is Euhelopus. Fossils of Euhelopus have been discovered in the
Other potential members of the Euhelopodidae family have been identified, though their classification remains less certain.