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The very first titanosaurid ever discovered and made its name become the namesake of the titanosaurid family. It is such an upsetness to know that the father of all titanosaurs become dubious due to the specimen being fragmentary af and made it indistinguishable with other titanosaurs www.deviantart.com/art/The-Fir… . I wish that one day we'll find more complete specimens of this guy. Time will tell eventually. Quote me! #maketitanosaurusindicusgreatagain
Btw, this is a life restoration of Titanosaurus indicus based of 's skeletal. According to him, it appears that it is much more closer to Alamosaurus, Baurutitan, Adamantisaurus, and tomorrow's skeletal. So does Titanosaurus is quite distinguishable enough to become valid again now ? ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
For those who's wondering how large it is, its 21.5 meters long, thanks to for scaling it again XD
EDIT (1/19/2017) : Removed the word "speculative". I don't think that should be there. Besides, almost everything we know in paleontology are speculations, right ? So I don't think that word should be a thing here since its very common in paleontology.
Btw, this is a life restoration of Titanosaurus indicus based of 's skeletal. According to him, it appears that it is much more closer to Alamosaurus, Baurutitan, Adamantisaurus, and tomorrow's skeletal. So does Titanosaurus is quite distinguishable enough to become valid again now ? ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
For those who's wondering how large it is, its 21.5 meters long, thanks to for scaling it again XD
EDIT (1/19/2017) : Removed the word "speculative". I don't think that should be there. Besides, almost everything we know in paleontology are speculations, right ? So I don't think that word should be a thing here since its very common in paleontology.
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And what about dreadnoughtus?(a saltasaurid) is also related to alamosaurus.