VOICED : Colosal dinosaurio patagonico en Nueva York

The transcript discusses the discovery and exhibition of a Titanosaur skeleton found in Patagonia, Argentina. This dinosaur, measuring over 37 meters and weighing 70 tons, is one of the largest and most complete specimens discovered. The skeleton is displayed at the Museum of Natural History in New York. Researchers are excited about the insights it provides into the dinosaur's movement, growth, and diet. The Titanosaur lived during the Late Cretaceous period, around 100 to 95 million years ago.

What is the weight of the titanosaur discovered in Patagonia?

• 50 tons

• 100 tons

• 90 tons

• 70 tons

Where is the titanosaur currently being exhibited?

• The British Museum

• The Louvre

• The Museum of Natural History in New York

• The Smithsonian Institution

Why is it challenging to identify the largest dinosaur?

• Because fossils are often incomplete

• Because there are several dinosaurs of similar size

• Because dinosaurs lived in different eras

• Because the largest dinosaur is still undiscovered

What new insights can researchers gain from the nearly complete skeleton of the titanosaur?

• Its ability to fly

• Its movement, growth, and diet

• Its exact age

• Its color and skin texture

During which geological period did the titanosaur live?

• Jurassic

• Triassic

• Cretaceous

• Permian