Researchers Discover New Species of Dinosaur in Tanzania

A new species of titanosaurian dinosaur was discovered in Tanzania's Rukwa Rift Basin. This rare find is one of only four named from Africa. The species is smaller than other titanosaurs and has unique features. The discovery offers insights into species evolution in sub-Saharan Africa and contributes to understanding titanosaurians' global habitats during the Cretaceous period.

What contribution does the discovery provide regarding species evolution in sub-Saharan Africa?

During which geological period did titanosaurians live in various habitats across the globe?