Published 09/09/2024 8:37:55 a.m.

Cuneo, alarm for archosaur footprints (ancestors of crocodiles) at 2,200 meters in the Maira Valley that are crumbling: 'They should be protected'

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On a day 250 million years ago, during a low tide, some reptile species left their footprints walking on the sand of the beach. Now there is a mountain

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Cuneo, alarm for archosaur footprints (ancestors of crocodiles) at 2,200 meters in the Maira Valley that are crumbling: 'They should be protected'

On a day 250 million years ago, during a low tide, some reptile species left their footprints walking on the sand of the beach. Now there is a mountain

09/09/2024 8:37:55 a.m.·Italy

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Cuneo, alarm for archosaur footprints (ancestors of crocodiles) at 2,200 meters in the Maira Valley that are crumbling: 'They should be protected'

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