National Geographic Spain magazine reports on the discovery of a new genus and species of mole at the Camp dels Ninots site
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National Geographic Spain magazine reports on the discovery of a new genus and species of mole at the Camp dels Ninots site

New genus and species of mole discovered at the Camp dels Ninots site
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New genus and species of mole discovered at the Camp dels Ninots site

The Huéscar site in Canal Sur
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The Huéscar site in Canal Sur

The Camp dels Ninots site confirms its palaeontological potential is greater than previously thought
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The Camp dels Ninots site confirms its palaeontological potential is greater than previously thought

Scientific research returns to the Canal de San Clemente site in Huéscar (Granada) after 40 years
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Scientific research returns to the Canal de San Clemente site in Huéscar (Granada) after 40 years

The disappearance of mastodons still threatens the native forests of South America
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The disappearance of mastodons still threatens the native forests of South America

A new excavation campaign begins at the paleontological site of Quibas (Abanilla, Murcia)
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A new excavation campaign begins at the paleontological site of Quibas (Abanilla, Murcia)

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IPHES-CERCA promotes international debate on paleontological heritage in a key seminar in Tenerife
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IPHES-CERCA promotes international debate on paleontological heritage in a key seminar in Tenerife

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The first chapter of the series on the recovery of the Iberian lynx has been published with an interview about the Quibas site

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The book is now available: "Las faunas quaternarias"
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The book is now available: "Las faunas quaternarias"

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The fossil record of the Mediterranean turtle (Chersine hermanni): implications for its conservation

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IPHES-CERCA participates in the XIV Aragonese Conference on Paleontology

Discovered in the Baza-1 site (Granada) the remains of the last crocodile that lived in Europe 4.5 million years ago
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Discovered in the Baza-1 site (Granada) the remains of the last crocodile that lived in Europe 4.5 million years ago

Excavation at the Baza-1 site (Granada) in Canal Sur
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Excavation at the Baza-1 site (Granada) in Canal Sur

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