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Dos quelonios de nuestro remoto pasado

Authors: Jiménez Fuentes, Emiliano;

Dos quelonios de nuestro remoto pasado

Abstract

[ES]La Universidad de Salamanca cuyos or?genes se remotan a m?s de 750 a?os, inici? los estudios paleontol?gicos hace solamente dos d?cadas. Esta desproporci?n hist?rica se ha visto compensada con el descubrimiento de numerosos yacimientos de vertebrados f?siles, donde la fauna m?s abundante son los quelonios, sigui?ndole en importancia los cocodrilos y, en mucha menor proporci?n, mam?feros y peces.

[EN]The University of Salamanca, whose origins can be traced back over 750 years, paleontological studies began only two decades ago. This historical imbalance has been offset by the discovery of numerous deposits of fossil vertebrates, where most abundant wildlife are the turtles, crocodiles followed in importance and to a much lesser extent, mammals and fish.

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Fossils, University of Salamanca (Spain), Universidad de Salamanca (Espa?a), Universidad de Salamanca (España), 2416 Paleontología, Fósiles, Chelonia, 2416 Paleontolog?a, Quelonios, F?siles

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