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Hace casi nueve millones de años, antiguos parientes de capibara vivían en uno de los lugares más secos del planeta

Published by National Geographic España · Spain 9 h ago

Un pequeño diente fósil encontrado en la costa de Atacama, en Chile, pertenece a Cardiatherium, un pariente extinto de los capibaras actuales. Vivió hace unos 8,8 millones de…

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