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Gigantic titanosaur fossil semi-excavated in Argentina may be largest ever found

Gigantic titanosaur fossil semi-excavated in Argentina may be largest ever found
The archaeological team struggles to find funding to continue excavation
Titanosaur excavation in Argentina
By CBS | January 28, 2021 at 6:09 PM MST - Updated January 29 at 1:20 PM
NEUQUEN, Argentina. (KOLD News 13) - The remains of a gigantic titanosaur sauropod found in 2012 in Argentina may be one of the largest ever found, according to the journal ‘Cretaceous Research’.
The sauropod, which has not been named, could be even larger than the titanosaur called Patagontitan, a 76-ton, plant-eating behemoth fossil also found in Argentina in 2012.
But almost equally surprising is the specimen appears almost complete, according to José Ignacio Canudo, a paleontologist at Zaragoza University and part of the excavation team that discovered it.

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Dinosaur Fossil Found In Argentina May Be One Of The Largest Ever Found

Friday, January 29th 2021, 8:37 am
By: CBS News
The remains of a gigantic titanosaur sauropod found in 2012 in Argentina's southern Patagonia region may be one of the largest ever found, according to a paper published this month in the journal Cretaceous Research.
The new sauropod, which hasn't been named yet, could be even larger than the titanosaur called Patagontitan, a 76 tons (69 metric tons), plant-eating behemoth found in Argentina also in 2012.
But almost equally surprising is that the specimen appears almost complete, said José Ignacio Canudo, a paleontologist at Zaragoza University and part of the discovery team.
"It could be the first to be found more or less complete when the excavation finishes," Canudo said.

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Titanosaur Fossil Found In Argentina May Be One Of The Largest Ever Found

Titanosaur Fossil Found In Argentina May Be One Of The Largest Ever Found Of The Species
The remains of a gigantic titanosaur sauropod found in 2012 in Argentina's southern Patagonia region may be one of the largest ever found, according to a paper published this month in the journal Cretaceous Research.
The new sauropod, which hasn't been named yet, could be even larger than the titanosaur called Patagontitan, a 76 tons (69 metric tons), plant-eating behemoth found in Argentina also in 2012.
But almost equally surprising is that the specimen appears almost complete, said José Ignacio Canudo, a paleontologist at Zaragoza University and part of the discovery team.

Patagonia , Argentina-general , Argentina , Zaragoza , Baja-california , Mexico , Ignacio-canudo , Zaragoza-university , Cretaceous-research , படகோனியா , அர்ஜெண்டினா-ஜநரல் , அர்ஜெண்டினா

Titanosaur Fossil Found In Argentina May Be One Of The Largest Ever Found Of The Species

Friday, January 29th 2021, 8:37 am
By: CBS News
The remains of a gigantic titanosaur sauropod found in 2012 in Argentina's southern Patagonia region may be one of the largest ever found, according to a paper published this month in the journal Cretaceous Research.
The new sauropod, which hasn't been named yet, could be even larger than the titanosaur called Patagontitan, a 76 tons (69 metric tons), plant-eating behemoth found in Argentina also in 2012.
But almost equally surprising is that the specimen appears almost complete, said José Ignacio Canudo, a paleontologist at Zaragoza University and part of the discovery team.
"It could be the first to be found more or less complete when the excavation finishes," Canudo said.

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