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Fossil dino discovered in Argentina might have been the largest-ever animal on dry land – ZME Science
“He’s just big-boned, alright?”
The remains of one dinosaur unearthed in Argentina, while yet unidentified, could have belonged to an immense creature.
Argentinosaurus huinculensis, a closely-related species of the new dinosaur. Image credits Nobu Tamura / Wikimedia.
Paleontologists have discovered the 98 million-year-old titanosaur in northwest Patagonia (the tip of the South American continent) in the Neuquén Province. The trove included 24 vertebrae from the tail, alongside elements of its pelvic and pectoral girdle, found…
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