More recently, an analysis by David Gillette concluded it was a member of the Diplodocidae. Tschopp and colleagues included D. viaemalae in a phylogenetic analysis in 2015, and found its phylogenetic position to be highly unstable.
More recently, an analysis by David Gillette concluded it was a member of the Diplodocidae family. Tschopp and colleagues included D. viaemalae in a phylogenetic study in 2015, and found its phylogenetic position to be highly unstable.