Historical Discovery in Miramar: Find a New Fossil Species of a Marsupial "Sabre Teeth" 2 Million Years Ago
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The remains found on cliffs correspond to the most recent tilacosmilide prior to the extinction of the group. They estimate that it weighed 100 kilos. The partial skeleton provides key data on the evolution of South American predators.
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The science of the continent celebrates a historical discovery. A group of scientists officially presented the Pampaluctor calibar, popularly as sabre teeth. It is a new species of native predator. The animal inhabited the coast of Miramar about 2.5 million years ago. Despite its huge tusks, the creature was not a [...] The Impactant entry finding: Fossils of a new "sabre teeth" in South America was first published on Caraota Digital.
An important paleontological finding in Miramar made it possible to identify a new species of predator that inhabited the coast of Buenos Aires about 2.5 million years ago. It was Pampaluctor calibar, a mammal of about 100 kilos that had large canines and an anatomy that would have allowed it to hold and immobilize its prey. Although its appearance [...]
The remains found on cliffs correspond to the most recent tilacosmilide prior to the extinction of the group.
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