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Fossils in the Algarve Link Global Climate Changes to the Remote Origin of Modern Mammals
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Scientists from the DinoDawn expedition found more than one hundred microfossils in red rock formations near Loulé, in the interior of the Algarve, in Portugal. The pieces date back about 230 million years, during the Superior Triassic period, and include traces smaller than a grain of rice belonging to cynodonts, group of vertebrate animals [...]
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