Cool-looking dinosaurs from this continent include Amargasaurus, which looked like Diplodicus but had spikes running down its back. This continent broke off from Gondwana at the beginning of the Cretaceous, leading to unique 
Cool-looking dinosaurs from this continent include Amargasaurus, which looked like Diplodicus but had spikes running down its back. This continent broke off from Gondwana at the beginning of the Cretaceous, leading to unique Cretaceous dinosaurs from this continent like a horned predator whose name means "meat bull", Carnotaurus, as well as Saltasaurus, an important armored Titanosaur. In the age of mammals, this continent became home to Megatherium, the giant ground (*) sloth, as well as to a saber-tooth tiger lookalike that was actually a marsupial. But this continent's unique ancient mammals largely became extinct after a land bridge opened to its northern neighbor. For ten points, name this continent home to Patagonia, located below Central America.
Cool-looking dinosaurs from this continent include Amargasaurus, which looked like Diplodicus but had spikes running down its back.
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