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Tiny Tracks Tell Of Ancient Paths Made By Gerbils And Spiders On South Africa s South Coast

Tiny Tracks Tell Of Ancient Paths Made By Gerbils And Spiders On South Africa s South Coast
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22-million-year-old lost forest resurfaces in Panama Canal!

22-million-year-old lost forest resurfaces in Panama Canal!, The lush green mangrove forest at Barro Colorado Island, is a peculiar find by the scientific team, and offers a glimpse into a bygone era. This discovery will take you back to the Miocene Epoch, around 23 million years

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Mysterious lost forest wiped out 22 million years ago has been rediscovered by scientists

The forest was wiped out by a volcanic eruption, before being rediscovered by scientists some 22 million years later.

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A forest that met its demise 22 million years ago due to a volcanic eruption has been rediscovered

A forest that met its demise 22 million years ago due to a volcanic eruption has been rediscovered
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Long-lost forest that disappeared 22 million years ago in the Panama Canal is rediscovered by scientists who found trees fossilized by a volcano eruption

Fossil evidence shows that a 22 million-year-old forest in modern-day Panama was destroyed by a single volcanic explosion. This event also caused a lahar, a volcanic mudslide that fossilized the trees.

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