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Scientists name ancient crocodile species found in rock that built the Great Sphinx

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By Taylor Nicioli
| KXLY-TV (Spokane, WA) Verified
(CNN) — The croc family tree may be getting a new branch. Analyzing fossilized remains discovered in the same bedrock that built the Great Sphinx, paleontologists newly identified a crocodilian species that once roamed a shallow sea in what’s now Egypt about 45 million years ago. The Mokattam Formation in northern Egypt is a thick layer of limestone that has preserved prehistoric marine fossils, including fish, sharks and early whales.
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Scientists name ancient crocodile species found in rock that built the Great Sphinx

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By Taylor Nicioli
| KMIZ-TV (Columbia, MO) Verified
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Uma professora avistou duas pegadas incomumente grandes. Descobriu-se que eram uma ocorrência inédita na ciência

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By Taylor Nicioli
| CNN Brasil Verified
Certa manhã, Kent Hups partiu para uma expedição de pesquisa na famosa Formação Hell Creek, uma série de camadas de rochas sedimentares ricas em fósseis no oeste dos Estados Unidos. A vasta formação, que abrange partes de Montana, Wyoming, Dakota do Norte e Dakota do Sul, é rica em ossos de dinossauros do Cretáceo Superior mas encontrar pegadas é outra história. Os sedimentos da área geralmente se erodiam antes que as pegadas pudessem ser preservadas.
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