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ever found and the analysis of this first nearly complete skull is helping scientists learn more about the animal’s feeding habits, relationship to other sauropod dinosaurs, and physical anatomy. According to the team, Ann is not only the first sauropod dinosaur found in Australia that includes most of the skull, it also is the first Diamantinasaurus specimen to preserve a back foot.
“In analyzing the remains, we found similarities between the ‘Ann’ skull and the skull of a titanosaur called, which lived in South America at about the same time as Diamantinasaurus lived in Queensland.
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