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Re: oldest sauropod found

From: "Thomas Hammann"
> Its name is Antentonitrus ingenipes. The remains were originally found in
the year 1981, but now rediscovered in the archives of the University of
Johannesburg/South Africa. The species seems to be the oldest sauropod ever
found(!) with an age of about 215 Mio. years. The estimated length of
Antentonitrus ingenipus is about 10 meters.
>

I've just seen some images of the partial remains on the RTBF (Belgian
television). All isn't mounted yet as it seems. I'll check the RTBF website
tomorrow about that.

Cheers - Aspidel.