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Historic discovery in Miramar: a new fossil species of a "saber-toothed" marsupial from 2 million years ago found
Clarín · south america
The remains found in cliffs correspond to the most recent thylacosmilid prior to the extinction of the group. It is estimated to have weighed 100 kilos. The partial skeleton provides key data on the evolution of South American predators.
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