(J. E. Powell, 1992 )

    The titanosaurs, a late-sruviving group of sauropods, produced some of the largest animals this world has known.  However, this clade has also given birth to some more moderatly sized herbivores. Neuquensaurus australis is small for a titanosaur, 15 meters long.  It lives in South America.
 

Thanks to Jordan Mallon for suggesting I paint a titanosaur
Other sites containing pertinent information:

• T. Mike Keesey's Neuquensauruspage
• Joao Boto's Neuquensaurus
• Dinosaurs the Encyclopedia by Donald F. Glut, published in 1997 by McFarland & Company, Inc. Publishers.

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