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Lucas George Wendt

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Brazil, Porto Alegre
As seen in: Phys.org, SciTechDaily, Dialnet - Universidad de La Rioja, Univates, Tribuna Do Sertao
Covers:  Science and education.
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Estudo liga trauma infantil ao suicídio em região crítica

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By Lucas George Wendt
| popularmais.com.br
Foto: Andrik Langfield/Unsplash Se você está passando por um momento difícil e precisa de apoio, entre em contato com o CVV: Centro de Valorização da Vida: ligue 188 (24 horas, 7 dias por semana) ou acesse cvv.org.br.
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Brazilian Scientists Solve 50-Year-Old Fossil Enigma With Discovery of New Plant Genus Original

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By Lucas George Wendt, Taquari Valley
| SciTechDaily
Fossil of the prehistoric plant Franscinella riograndensis, found in the Paraná Basin and dated to approximately 296 million years ago. Credit: University of Taquari Valley Scientists identified a new plant genus, Franscinella, from a 296-million-year-old fossil in Brazil. The find sheds light on ancient plant evolution. Brazilian paleobotanists have resolved a long-standing mystery through the redefinition of a fossil plant first described decades ago in southern Brazil.
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A 296-million-year-old fossil unearthed in Brazil sheds light on ancient plant mystery

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By Lucas George Wendt, Stephanie Baum, Robert Egan Verified
| Phys.org Verified
Brazilian paleobotany has just solved an enigma: the redefinition of a fossil plant described decades ago in southern Brazil and the creation of a new genus, Franscinella, to accommodate the species now called Franscinella riograndensis. The study is part of the master's thesis by Júlia Siqueira Carniere, currently a doctoral student in the Graduate Program in Environment and Development at University of Vale do Taquari—Univates (PPGAD).
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