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Bones Of "Dreadnoughtus" Found - Supermassive Dinosaur

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A 37ft neck and weighing in at 65 tonnes - the equivalent of seven Tyrannosaurus Rex - the 85ft "Dreadnoughtus schrani" was one of the largest dinosaurs to walk the earth and is the biggest land animal for which a body mass can be accurately calculated, say scientists.

I wonder what the odds are on something even bigger being discovered in the future.

BBC News - 'Dreadnought' dinosaur yields big bone haul

Introducing Dreadnoughtus - the newly discovered biggest dinosaur ever - The Independent
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    HOW could they accurately determine the mass? They can't even do that with HUMAN bones! HECK, they STILL can't do that with people that are LIVING! They have to weigh a person on a scale, allowing for things that may affect the weight. And even THEN, they can't determine percentage of fat.

    Steve
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