Long-necked dinosaurs grew to be giants in more ways than one
Fossils suggest some early sauropod relatives grew massive using a previously unknown method
GETTING BIG Some early relatives – such as Ingentia prima, illustrated – of giant long-necked sauropods may have had a unique way of growing to such a large size.
Jorge A. González
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