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Yes. all the PROSAUROPODS lived in the triassic period. PRO means before, SAUROPOD means long necked dinosaurs that lived in the JURASSIC and CRETACEOUS. PROSAUROPODS, on the other hand, lived in the TRIASSIC.

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