Everything about Sauropodus totally explained
"Sauropodus" is the informal name given to an as yet undescribed
genus of
dinosaur from the Late
Cretaceous. It was a
sauropod which lived in what is now
Argentina. The
type species was informally announced in
2001, but hasn't yet been formalized.
Argentine paleontologist Edith Simon told reporters the animal was "30 yards long and weighed about 70 tons". The fossils, which were found beneath the town of
Villa el Chocon in
Neuquen province, consist of segments of
vertebrae along with ribs and limb bones.
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