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A paper published this week in the online scientific journal Paleontology and Evolutionary Science detailed their findings. Credit: Vladislav Konstantinov / Scott Hocknull/ Eromanga Museum/ Queensland Museum “Australotitan cooperensis adds to the growing list of uniquely Australian dinosaur species discovered in Outback Queensland, and just as importantly showcases a totally new area for dinosaur discovery in Australia,” said Dr. Scott Hocknull, lead researcher at the Queensland Museum and the University of Melbourne, in a press release. Titanosaurs are a diverse bunch and includes species ranging from huge terrestrial vertebrates down to smaller sauropods not much bigger than modern-day elephants. When it was alive, Australotitan measured between 82-98 feet long, stood 16.4-21.3 feet high, and had a total mass of  somewhere between 23 and 74 tons.

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