Remains of new mammal species from dinosaur era found in Chile's Patagonia
2 minutes read Santiago, Apr 7 (efe-epa).- A group of South American paleontologists on Wednesday reported the discovery in Chile’s Patagonia region of fossil remains representing a new mammal species from the dinosaur era. The remains discovered in rocks in southernmost Chile’s Dorotea Formation, part of the Magallanes Region, consist of a partial mandible (lower jaw bone) containing five teeth in sequence and an isolated upper premolar. They date back to the Late Cretaceous (100.5 milli...
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