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A handout image made available by Nature Publishing Group on August 1, 2023, shows an artist’s illustration of Perucetus colossus, an ancient whale discovered in Peru that scientists think could be the heaviest animal to have ever lived. A newly discovered whale that lived nearly 40 million years ago could be the heaviest animal to have ever lived, based on a partial skeleton found in Peru, scientists said on August 02, 2023. (Photo by Alberto GENNARI / NATURE PUBLISHING GROUP / AFP) / RESTRICTED TO EDITORIAL USE - MANDATORY CREDIT "AFP PHOTO / NATURE/ Alberto Gennari" - NO MARKETING NO ADVERTISING CAMPAIGNS - DISTRIBUTED AS A SERVICE TO CLIENTSEditoria: FINLocal: ParisIndexador: ALBERTO GENNARISecao: metal and mineralFonte: NATURE PUBLISHING GROUPFotógrafo: Handout<!-- NICAID(15499762) -->
Maior do que os dinossauros

Ancestral da baleia azul pode ser animal mais pesado que já existiu

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Fossils of dwarf hippos believed to date back to 350,000 years before our era, are unearthed during excavations carried out by the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, on Mount Katharo, on the island of Crete on July 17, 2023. "This is an important discovery, it is the first time that such a high concentration of ten dwarf hippo fossils has been found in Greece," explained this Giorgos Lyras, professor of paleontology at the University of Athens. Similar discoveries of endemic prehistoric animals have been made in Cyprus, Malta, Sicily and Madagascar, he added. The excavations began in early July 2023, on Mount Katharo, at an altitude of 1,100 meters, in the department of Lasithi, in the east of the Greek island and will continue until next weekend. (Photo by Jason TAVALAS / AFP)Editoria: HUMLocal: LasithiIndexador: JASON TAVALASSecao: animalFonte: AFPFotógrafo: STR<!-- NICAID(15484349) -->
Paleontologia

Fósseis de 10 hipopótamos anões são encontrados na ilha grega de Creta

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AGUDO, RS, BRASIL - 2023.06.30 - Trabalho de escavação que pesquisadores do CAPPA, Centro de Apoio a Pesquisas Paleontológicas, realizam em campo. Em terreno na cidade de Agudo, importantes descobertas já foram realizadas na região. Na foto: André De Oliveira Fonseca e Rodrigo Temp Muller, chefe CAPPA (Foto: André Ávila/ Agência RBS)Indexador: Andre Avila<!-- NICAID(15478483) -->
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Ovos de 80 milhões de anos são encontrados durante obra em rodovia em MG. Foto: GeoPac Consultoria Ambiental / Divulgação<!-- NICAID(15435613) -->
Paleontologia

Ovos de 80 milhões de anos são encontrados durante obra em rodovia de Minas Gerais

Estadão Conteúdo
Fósseis de criaturas marinhas de 462 milhões de anos e nunca antes registradas pela ciência foram localizados no sítio arqueológico conhecido como Castle Bank, no País de Gales<!-- NICAID(15419497) -->
No Reino Unido

Paleontólogos encontram fósseis de animais de 462 milhões de anos ainda não registrados 

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Amanasaurus nesbitti em uma paisagem do Triássico Superior<!-- NICAID(15403782) -->
Nova espécie pré-histórica

Fóssil inédito que ajuda a explicar origem de dinossauros é descoberto por paleontólogos da UFSM

Pedro Nakamura
This picture provided by Chicago's Field Museum of Natural Museum on March 30, 2023 shows the skeleton of “Sue” the Tyrannosaurus rex at the Field Museum of Natural History. - Tyrannosaurus rex probably did not have exposed jagged teeth. The fearsome choppers of arguably the most celebrated of dinosaurs were likely covered by lips when the mouth was closed. That's the conclusion of a team of international researchers whose findings are published on March 30, 2023 in the journal Science. "Animals like T Rex, theropod dinosaurs, most likely had some sort of lips, like a soft tissue covering on their mouth to cover their teeth," said one of the authors of the study, Thomas Cullen, an assistant professor of paleobiology at Auburn University. (Photo by Kate Golembiewski / Field Museum / AFP) / RESTRICTED TO EDITORIAL USE - MANDATORY CREDIT "AFP PHOTO / Kate Golembiewski / Field Museum " - NO MARKETING NO ADVERTISING CAMPAIGNS - DISTRIBUTED AS A SERVICE TO CLIENTSEditoria: SCILocal: ChicagoIndexador: KATE GOLEMBIEWSKISecao: paleontologyFonte: Field MuseumFotógrafo: Handout<!-- NICAID(15390670) -->
Sem dentes expostos

Tiranossauros rex tinham lábios, diz estudo

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A photograph taken on March 28, 2023 shows the Patagotitan mayorum, the most complete giant dinosaur ever discovered, displayed during the press preview of the exhibition "Titanosaur: Life as the biggest dinosaur" at the Natural History Museum, in London. - A cast of one of the largest dinosaurs ever to stride the Earth goes on display in London Friday, the first time the star exhibit has been seen in Europe since the original was discovered in Patagonia. (Photo by JUSTIN TALLIS / AFP)Editoria: SCILocal: LondonIndexador: JUSTIN TALLISSecao: natural scienceFonte: AFPFotógrafo: STF<!-- NICAID(15388760) -->
Titanossauro da Patagônia 

Réplica de um dos maiores dinossauros que já habitaram a Terra será exposta em Londres

AFP
Press members record the unveiling of a prehistoric sperm whale fossil "preserved intact for seven million years”, discovered by Peruvian paleontologist Aldo Benites in the Peruvian desert of Ocucaje, 350 kilometers south of Lima, during a presentation of the so called the "Macro-Raptor Sperm Whale of Ocucaje", at the National Natural History in Lima on February 15, 2023. - "This is the best preserved fossil in the world, there is none that compares to it in quality," said Benites, leading the excavation team which found the fossil. "Usually you get fragments of teeth or jawbones," but in this case it is "the entire skull with ear bones, plus two articular vertebrae," Benites explained. (Photo by Cris BOURONCLE / AFP)Editoria: SCILocal: LimaIndexador: CRIS BOURONCLESecao: paleontologyFonte: AFPFotógrafo: STF<!-- NICAID(15350981) -->
7 milhões de anos

Encontrado no Peru o "fóssil mais bem preservado do mundo" de cachalote pré-histórico

AFP
O Coccocephalus wildi é um peixe pré-histórico que viveu há 319 milhões de anos.<!-- NICAID(15340389) -->
Palentologia

Em fóssil de peixe pré-histórico, cientistas encontram o cérebro mais antigo e bem preservado já registrado 

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