Animals
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Ancient Animal With Long Necks: Dicraeosaurid Sauropod Fossil Discovered in India
Researchers discovered the first-ever remains of Dicraeosaurid Sauropod fossils in India. The new fossils likely date back 167 million years ago, now named Tharosaurus indicus. Read here
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