Robin Uthappa (KKR)
2014
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The titanosaur- named Patagotitan mayorum, is 122 feet long and only just fits into the exhibition hall at London's Natural History Museum.
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Titanosaurs were the last remaining long-necked sauropod dinosaurs still thriving at the time the species went extinct.
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Researchers say Patagotitan mayorum would have been tall enough to poke its head into a five-storey building.
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Patagotitan will be a welcome replacement for the museum's long time dinosaur attraction, the popular Diplodocus "Dippy" replica which was on display until 2017.