== Current location? == 
 Is there any documentation or any hint as to where the collected bones ended up? I'm trying to locate the original paper. (is there a mirror or an abstract available online?)  Its frustrating, though not terribly unreasonable, that the original publication may have been sketchy on detail.  Its only more so, that the authors haven't published any follow up - in the 20+ years since.   After this much time it seems likely that the originals could be lost or buried in a university or museum archive- and at that site completely forgotten.  Have there been any successful contacts with Yadagiri or Ayyasami since?    

 WRT Amphicoelias, that too was a fascinating discovery, and photographs or detailed descriptions (from multiple observers) would have rendered it more useful, even without the bones. But hardly anyone wants to cite Amphicoelias or even speculate about it much, as the evidence supporting it is limited and unverifiable.  It would be a shame if the same were to happen to Bruhathkayosaurus (assuming Y&A;'s initial report was accurate, and there's anything of substance to it)