US EditionThe University of Comahue Leads a New Pioneering Paleontological Exploration on May 25th
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The National University of Comahue took a fundamental step in its scientific and educational mission by leading a new paleontological exploration campaign in La Pampa. It thus marks a milestone in the history of the Argentine geological study. The project, initiated on June 25 and 26 in the town of May 25,...
The 25th and 26th of June marked a key moment for science in La Pampa: paleontological explorations began officially in the 25th of May region, with the aim of investigating traces of dinosaurs and other vertebrates that inhabited the territory more than 66 million years ago. The initiative, which will extend for at least three years, develops in outcrops of the Allen Formation (Grupo Malargüe), a geological unit of the Cretácico Superior recogn…
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