Argentinosaurus 和名:アルゼンチノサウルス 学術名発音:ahr-gent-teen-oh-saw-rus アーゼンティノソーラス 命名意味: Argentina Lizard
Saurischia / Sauropoda / Neosauropoda / macronaria / Family; Andesauridae First described 1993 / Found South America: Argentina / Length 40-41 m / Weight 80-90 t / Food; Plants / Young Eggs / Lived; Middle- Upper Cretaceous 100-93 mya ______________________ オーストラリア恐竜大陸 http://dinoteam.org ______________________ Argentinosaurus must have been a truly enormous creature-among the most gigantic animals ever to walk on earth. Sadly, so far it is known only from a few leg bones, several of which are more than 1 m long. Reconstructed models suggest that Argentinosaurus was a typical sauropod with a small head, a long neck and a long tail. Closely related dinosaurs feature a sloping head, peg-like teach and front limbs shorter than back ones. These creatures belong to a family of large sauropods from South America and possibly Africa. The forelimbs are longer than those of Diplodocus and the head is rather squarer in shape.