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A Chilean Plesiosaur Comes to Light: the Discovery that Rewrites Part of Our Jurassic History
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A team from the University of Chile has confirmed the discovery of the first Jurassic plesiosaur identified in the country: Gondwananectes osvaldoi, a marine reptile between 1.5 and 2 meters long that lived approximately 170 million years ago in what is now the Atacama Desert. The fossil was found in 2014 in Ojo Pache, near Calama, by Osvaldo Rojas of the Atacama Desert Museum of Natural and Cultural History, and could only be prepared in detail…
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