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Amargasaurus

| Amargasaurus (ah-mar-ga-sore-us) meaning
"Lizard from La Amarga," named after a canyon in Argentina where the dinosaur
was discovered, lived during the Early Cretaceous period, approximately 131-125 million
years ago. A smaller-sized sauropod, Amargasaurus was about 30-40 feet long, 13
feet tall and weighed about 5 ½ tons. As with all sauropods, Amargasaurus walked
on all four legs, had a small head, a long neck, a long tail, and dined on the abundant
forest vegetation, most likely conifers and ferns. But what makes Amargasaurus
unique is its two rows of elongated spines growing from its backbone along its neck, back
and tail. The function of the spines is unknown, and perhaps may have been covered with
skin forming two sails. Found in Argentina, South America. DinoStoreus offers a wide variety of dinosaur skeleton models, dinosaur skull models, dinosaur figurine models, and much more. To see our Amargasaurus dinosaur model available for purchase, please click here: Amargasaurus.
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