http://www.newsweek.com/lavocatisaurus-agrioensis-new-40-foot-long-dinosaur-species-discovered-1201736

Paleontologists have discovered the remains of a new species of dinosaur in the central Argentine province of Neuquén—a region that was once an arid desert.

The bones, which date back to around 110 million years ago, actually belong to three separate animals—one adult measuring around 39 feet in length, and two child dinosaurs coming in at less than half that, AFP reported.