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Tunisia: Zenith Energy acquires Robbana and El Bibane concessions from Candax 30 Apr 2021 Zenith Energy, the listed international oil & gas production company focused on pursuing African development opportunities, has announced that, its market announcement dated April 21, 2021, Compagnie Du Desert ('CDD'), its recently incorporated fully owned subsidiary, has entered into a share purchase agreement ('SPA) with Candax Energy for the acquisition of a 100 percent interest in Candax's fully owned subsidiary in Barbados, Ecumed Petroleum Tunisia Ltd ('EPT'), which holds a 100% interest in the...

10 Recent Discoveries That Explain Prehistoric Questions Science long ago established that dinosaurs are awesome. Even though they’ve been gone for many millions of years, and left behind few—mostly incomplete—souvenirs of their existence, our base of knowledge of them is quite rich. However, any (seemingly) tiny discovery, at any time, can radically change our understanding of the past. 10Dinosaurs Were Neither Cold-Blooded Nor Warm-Blooded With a few exceptions, such as tuna and leatherback turtles, we’ve been drilled since childhood that animals are either distinctly cold-blooded ...

Olive Press News Spain Prehistoric Catalunya; one of the last strongholds of the dinosaurs. Share THE presence of fossilised remains of dinosaurs and bones, footprints and eggs in Catalunya is astounding. Now, thanks to two investigations by the Catalan Institute of Paleontology Miquel Crusafont (ICP), 219 icnitas (fossil footprints) have been described. The fossilised footprints are of tetrapod vertebrates and arthropod invertebrates that lived in the territory of present-day Catalunya about 240 million years ago, before the dinosaurs. Among the remains described is the Puigventos ichni...

Ancient amphibian comes to life in horrific detail when eyes uncovered by Arizona lab Mark Price, The Charlotte Observer Jan. 15—The well-preserved head of a giant Triassic Period amphibian came to life in horrific detail, when experts in an Arizona lab peeled away debris to find its mouth, nose and empty eye sockets. Scarier still, the fossil skull has a texture resembling leathery skin. "The eye sockets, or orbits, of this metoposaur skull were recently uncovered and suddenly the past was staring right back at us!" Petrified Forest National Park wrote on Facebook. A photo ...