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Over 20 years experience representing property owners in the buying, selling, leasing and management of real estate in Souther California.
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Nota sobre el proyecto de actuación geocronológica "Dataciones numéricas de depósitos del valle del Manzanares en la Casa de Campo (Madrid)"

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By Joaquín Gallego, Alfredo Gonzalez, Alfredo González Verified, Martina Demuro, Lee Arnold
| Dialnet - Universidad de La Rioja
Ayuda Buscar en la ayuda Buscar en la ayuda Nota sobre el proyecto de actuación geocronológica «Dataciones numéricas de depósitos del valle del Manzanares en la Casa de Campo (Madrid)» Autores: Juan Antonio Martos Romero, Joaquín Panera Gallego, Alfredo Pérez González, Martina Demuro, Lee J. Arnold, Susana Rubio Jara Localización: Boletín del Museo Arqueológico Nacional, ISSN 2341-3409, Nº 44, 2025, págs.
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Fossil teeth show extinct giant kangaroos spent their lives close to home - and perished when the climate changed

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By Anthony Dosseto, Lee Arnold, Scott Hocknull, Christopher Laurikainen Gaete
| The Conversation Verified
Large kangaroos today roam long distances across the outback, often surviving droughts by moving in mobs to find new food when pickings are slim. But not all kangaroos have been this way. In new research published today in PLOS One, we found giant kangaroos that once lived in eastern Australia were far less mobile, making them vulnerable to changes in local environmental conditions.
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Kiana Cliff: a new fossil vertebrate site of probable last interglacial age from Eyre Peninsula, South Australia

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By Roger Matthews, Diana A Fusco, Grant A. Gully, Lee Arnold
| Taylor & Francis Online
ABSTRACT The distributions of modern vertebrate species and their molecular phylogenetic relationships across southern mainland Australia point to a long and complex history of dispersal and vicariance shaped by climatic fluctuations and resultant vegetation shifts. Yet, there are relatively few Pleistocene vertebrate assemblages from the southern periphery that provide direct insight into which species lived where and when.
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