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Fossils of sauropods, long-necked herbivore dinosaurs, have been discovered on an Antarctic island, showing that these dinosaurs lived on all seven continents.

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Fossils of sauropods have been found on an Antarctic island,
confirming that the long-necked herbivore dinosaurs roamed all
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