:D A basal titanosaur--the sauropod family that inhabited a large portion of the world in the Cretaceous period. This genera was pretty ordinary, with some evidence of integument coverings (scale studs, spiny protrusions evolved from feathery quills) and of an ordinary size for a sauropod too. Subadults would have been about 50 feet; full-sized adults would be 60 or so feet. Their mass was about that of an African elephant or similar-sized animal, plus a bit of weight for the exceptionally large neck and tail.