Giant Titanosaur Fossilized in Argentina
This is a Patagonia news story, published by MSN, that relates primarily to the Candelaros Formation news.
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Fossilized remains of a massive 98,000,000 year old titanosaur found in northwest Patagonia in Argentina .
The fossils were extracted from a dense sedimentary deposit known as the Candelaros Formation .
The Padigo Titan was found in the desert near La Flecha in 2008 and measured up to 37 meters or 122 feet long.
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