Q Have dinosaur fossils been discovered in Antarctica?
- A No, none have been found.
- B Yes, only one species has been found.
- C Yes, several species have been found.
C Yes, several species have been found.
Fossils of sauropodomorphs and ornithopods, including Cryolophosaurus, have been found.
It is believed that the Antarctic continent was warmer than it is now and provided a comfortable environment for dinosaurs.
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