Bangkok, May 15 -- Palaeontologists from Thailand and the UK have announced the discovery of a new species of long-necked dinosaur, named Nagatitan Chaiyaphumensis, believed to be the largest dinosaur ever identified in Thailand and across Southeast Asia. The newly identified species was recognised from fossils excavated in Ban Phanang Suea village in Chaiyaphum province in northeastern Thailand. The findings were produced through collaboration between researchers from Mahasarakham University and University College London (UCL), and have been published in the scientific journal Scientific Reports According to the researchers, Nagatitan Chaiyaphumensis belonged to the Titanosauridae family, a group of herbivorous dinosaurs characterised by t...