
Q Where are the ancestors of Alamosaurus thought to have migrated from before reaching North America?

- A Europe
- B Asia
- C South America
C South America
The ancestors of Alamosaurus may have migrated from South America to North America by crossing a temporary land bridge that connected the two continents.
Evidence supporting this theory includes the distribution of fossils from closely related species, as well as a period when no sauropod fossils have been found in North America.














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