In 2010, Koen Stein et al.
studied the histology of Magyarosaurus.
They found that even the smallest individuals appeared to be adults.
They also retained "M." hungaricus to represent the larger specimens that were too big to be variations of the smaller specimens.
The histology of Magyarosaurus showed that it had a very reduced growth rate, but even so, had a high metabolic rate.
In 2010, Koen Stein et al. studied the histology of Magyarosaurus. They found that even the smallest individuals appeared to be adults. They also retained "M." hungaricus to represent the larger specimens that were too big to be variations of the smaller specimens. The histology of Magyarosaurus showed that it had a very reduced growth rate, but even so, had a high metabolic rate.
Magyarosaurus