Uriash kadici and Petrustitan hungaricus lived on Hateg island and would have had to deal with the murder giraffe—Hatzegopteryx. Plus the "titan of salt" Chadititan. We also celebrate world metrology day with some dinosaur size comparisons.
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Dinosaur of the day Eodromaeus, the aptly named "dawn runner".
In dinosaur news this week:
- There are two new titanosaur dinosaurs from Hateg Island: Uriash kadici (the largest known from the island) and Petrustitan hungaricus (formerly lumped with Magyarosaurus)
- There’s another new titanosaur dinosaur, Chadititan calvoi, from Patagonia that was very small for a titanosaur
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