Science
Our understanding of titanosaurs was just upended by a new discovery – Salon
Titanosaurs, a class of tremendously huge dinosaur, had a completely different evolutionary timeline than previously thought
You may be unfamiliar with the term “sauropod,” but you’re almost certainly familiar with the type of dinosaur: the large, long-necked, enormous animals have become a staple of pop culture, from children’s toys to movies like “Jurassic Park.” The ranks of sauropods include brontosaurus, brachiosaurus and apatosaurus, and possessed long tails and matching necks, trunk-like legs, and small heads compared to the rest of their bodies.
Within this broader class of massive dinosaurs there is a subgroup…
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