While Digging for a Water Pipeline, Fossils of a Prehistoric Beast Were Discovered

CONICET specialists from different latitudes of the country have just published in the international journal Journal of Systematic Palaeontology, a study that accounts for the finding of a new species of prehistoric mammal, herbivorous, that lived approximately 18 million years ago in the Puna of Catamarca, northwest of Argentina. The fossil, originally discovered by a team of geologists and geologists constituted by Julieta Suriano, Andrés Echa…

While Digging for a Water Pipeline, Fossils of a Prehistoric Beast Were Discovered

While digging for a water pipeline in the Gobi Desert of Mongolia, workers uncovered the remains of a previously unknown dinosaur species, belonging to the Therizinosaur group. These dinosaurs, known for their distinctive features, stood on two legs and had small heads, chubby bodies, wings, and long necks.The newly discovered species, which lived approximately 90-95 million years ago, has been named Duonychus tsogtbaatar, or "Tsogtbaatar's Duon…