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ANSA.it 7d

A study from the University of Oslo, published in Science, revealed that during the Jurassic and Cretaceous periods, the Earth underwent two episodes of rapid reorientation relative to its axis of rotation, as indicated by variations in ancient sea levels. #RiorientamentoTerra #Geologia #Paleoclimatologia (translated)

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Dai mari antichi gli indizi di due rapidi cambi di orientamento della Terra
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Il Fatto Quotidiano May 14

Paleontologi nel sud della Francia hanno scoperto oltre cento uova di dinosauro fossilizzate, sepolte per circa 70 milioni di anni, che potrebbero appartenere a un branco di tetanosauri e fornire nuove informazioni sul comportamento di nidificazione dei dinosauri nel tardo Cretaceo. #Dinosauri #UovaFossili #Cretaceo

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Scoperte 100 uova di dinosauro fossilizzate, rimaste sepolte per circa 70 milioni di anni: potrebbero svelare segreti sul Cretaceo
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La opinion de Murcia Apr 28

A study of jaw fossils discovered in Japan and Canada suggests that giant octopuses may have existed as colossal predators in the Cretaceous seas while dinosaurs ruled the land, challenging the prevailing view of marine ecosystems during that era. #MarineLife #Paleontology #Cephalopods #JP #CA

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Pulpos gigantes habrían dominado los océanos hace 100 millones de años
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El Periódico Mediterráneo Apr 28

A study led by Hokkaido University suggests that during the reign of dinosaurs, colossal giant octopuses, potentially reaching lengths of up to 20 meters, dominated the Cretaceous seas, as evidenced by fossilized jaw fragments analyzed through advanced technology, challenging the prevailing notion of marine ecosystems being primarily led by large marine reptiles. #DinosaurEra #Cephalopods #FossilResearch #JP #CA

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Pulpos gigantes habrían dominado los océanos hace 100 millones de años
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Diario Córdoba Apr 28

A study of jaw fossils found in Japan and Canada suggests that giant octopuses may have dominated the Cretaceous seas, reaching lengths of up to 20 meters and occupying top positions in the marine food chain during the era of dinosaurs, challenging the prevailing view that large marine reptiles were the primary predators of that time. #Fossils #MarineLife #Paleontology #JP #CA

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Pulpos gigantes habrían dominado los océanos hace 100 millones de años
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