Lithostrotian eggs have been assigned to Nemegtosauridae.
The eggs possibly belong to either Magyarosaurus dacus or Paludititan, the former being more likely.
The Hațeg Basin was a large nesting place in the late Cretaceous, and is served as that for hadrosaurids, and titanosaurs.
11 eggs have been assigned to Nemegtosauridae, all from the Sânpetru Formation.
Embryos were preserved inside the eggs, and one egg shows proof of dermal armouring.

The eggs were uncovered in 2001, during a field expedition by a Belgo-Romanian team.
They were originally identified as in nests, but now it has been shown that no nesting structures has been preserved.
Lithostrotian eggs have been assigned to Nemegtosauridae. The eggs possibly belong to either Magyarosaurus dacus or Paludititan, the former being more likely. The Hațeg Basin was a large nesting place in the late Cretaceous, and is served as that for hadrosaurids, and titanosaurs. 11 eggs have been assigned to Nemegtosauridae, all from the Sânpetru Formation. Embryos were preserved inside the eggs, and one egg shows proof of dermal armouring.
The eggs were uncovered in 2001, during a field expedition by a Belgo-Romanian team. They were originally identified as in nests, but now it has been shown that no nesting structures has been preserved.
Magyarosaurus