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Nov 9, 04:02

Giant Terror Bird Fossil Unearthed in Colombia

Discovery of a giant terror bird fossil in Colombia sheds light on these ancient predators' size, habitat, and extinction.

Giant Terror Bird Fossil Unearthed in Colombia

Discovery of a giant terror bird fossil in Colombia sheds light on these ancient predators' size, habitat, and extinction.

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What is the geographic importance of this discovery?

The La Venta terror bird fossil, found in Colombia's Tatacoa Desert, represents the northernmost record of terror birds in South America. This discovery helps bridge the geographic gap between known terror bird fossil sites in Argentina and Brazil and those in North America.

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Nov 5, 13:03

Terror Bird Fossil Found in Colombia

Discovery of a 13-million-year-old terror bird fossil in Colombia sheds light on ancient ecosystems and predators.

Terror Bird Fossil Found in Colombia

Discovery of a 13-million-year-old terror bird fossil in Colombia sheds light on ancient ecosystems and predators.

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What is the importance of the La Venta site where the fossil was found?

The La Venta site in the Tatacoa Desert is a significant paleontological location, recently designated as a UNESCO Global Geopark. The discovery adds to its importance for understanding past ecosystems and climate.

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Nov 7, 16:10

New Tyrannosaur Species Discovered in Mexico

Newly discovered tyrannosaur species, *Labocania aguillonae*, found in Mexico challenges previous understanding of North American dinosaur diversity.

New Tyrannosaur Species Discovered in Mexico

Newly discovered tyrannosaur species, *Labocania aguillonae*, found in Mexico challenges previous understanding of North American dinosaur diversity.

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What is *Labocania aguillonae*, and when did it live?

The newly discovered species, *Labocania aguillonae*, is a tyrannosaur that lived in what is now Coahuila, Mexico, approximately 72.5 million years ago during the Campanian age of the Cretaceous period.

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