Re: Climate Changes Mid-late Dinosaur era.

[Brian Choo <bchoo@cyllene.uwa.edu.au>]

And if we take footprint evidence into account, sauropods were extremely
large and numerous in Cretaceous Australia (eg. Broome) and Asia (eg.
Korea)...

So in short...what significant drop in the sauropod and gigantic plant eaters?

Cheerio
Brian

>>I don't know about that.  Titanosaur sauropods were still hearty and hale
>>in South America and Africa during the Cretaceous.<
>Not to mention NA. _Alamosaurus_, anyone?
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