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As recently I've been going back to work on some things for the next update of the SE giants project, with the next update more than a month ahead (probably half September), I thought about retouching some species I had previously done for the size chart of real animals and individually make illustrations of each species, cover and explore a little paleoart to improve in my sketches and draws, so there would be at least 36 more species of prehistoric animals an probably 17 of real life coming soon

In this case I started with the largest land titan ever lived, the sauropod. As always I have not specified which specie in specific but more the clade as in the original size chart, I want to be as neutral as possible about which species is the largest because calculations of individuals tend to be arbitrary in several respects, at least I can infer that the largest sauropods could be between longitudes of 30 to 40 meters in length, probably weighing around 50 to 80 tonnes.

I feel I could probably be more open about specific species from each clade of sauropods for future additions.

Description
As recently I've been going back to work on some things for the next update of the SE giants project, with the next update more than a month ahead (probably half September), I thought about retouching some species I had previously done for the size chart of real animals and individually make illustrations of each species, cover and explore a little paleoart to improve in my sketches and draws, so there would be at least 36 more species of prehistoric animals an probably 17 of real life coming soon

In this case I started with the largest land titan ever lived, the sauropod. As always I have not specified which specie in specific but more the clade as in the original size chart, I want to be as neutral as possible about which species is the largest because calculations of individuals tend to be arbitrary in several respects, at least I can infer that the largest sauropods could be between longitudes of 30 to 40 meters in length, probably weighing around 50 to 80 tonnes.

I feel I could probably be more open about specific species from each clade of sauropods for future additions.