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UMA Scientists Discover Remains of Mammoths in the Dmanisi Site, Key to Understanding Human Evolution

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Three paleontologists from the University of Malaga participate in this research, in which more than 200 fossils have been reviewed from the UMA to NASA: A researcher from Malaga analyzes how to improve the communication of lunar 'rovers'
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UMA Scientists Discover Remains of Mammoths in the Dmanisi Site, Key to Understanding Human Evolution

Three paleontologists from the University of Malaga participate in this research, in which more than 200 fossils have been reviewed from the UMA to NASA: A researcher from Malaga analyzes how to improve the communication of lunar 'rovers'

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