90 million-year-old fossils found in China belong to new dinosaur - the Gandititan cavocaudatus


The fossils of Gandititan cavocaudatus were found at a construction site in the eastern province of Jiangxi in June 2021. - ILLUSTRATION: CHINA DAILY/ASIA NEWS NETWORK

NANCHANG, China: Paleontologists in China have discovered a new species of dinosaur, which suggests the existence of a previously unknown group of titanosaurs in eastern Asia.

The fossils of Gandititan cavocaudatus, the new dinosaur, were found at a construction site in Ganxian district in Ganzhou, East China’s Jiangxi province, in June 2021, the Jiangxi Geological Museum announced on Jan 30.

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