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Cabral Gold Inc.: Cabral Gold Appoints Experienced Mining Engineer and Executive to Board of Directors


Cabral Gold Inc.: Cabral Gold Appoints Experienced Mining Engineer and Executive to Board of Directors
Cabral Gold Inc.
( Cabral or the
Company ) is pleased to announce the appointment of Rodney Cooper, P.Eng., to Cabral s Board of Directors, with immediate effect.
Rodney Cooper is a mining engineer with a degree in Applied Science (Mining) from Queen s University in Kingston, Ontario, and also holds an MBA from the University of Toronto.
Mr. Cooper worked in various capacities with Echo Bay Mines for 12 years from 1985 onwards, and was Mine Superintendent at Homestake s high-grade Eskay Creek Mine from 1997 to 2000. He joined Kinross Gold Corporation in 2000 and was VP Technical Services for Kinross from 2002 to 2006. During this time, he made numerous trips to Brazil evaluating gold opportunities, and worked on Kinross world-class Paracatu gold mine and the Gurupi project. ....

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Brazil: Remove Miners from Indigenous Amazon Territory


Bolsonaro Policies Fuel Deforestation in Indigenous Lands
(São Paulo, April 12, 2021) – Brazilian federal authorities should immediately remove miners who have unlawfully entered the Munduruku Indigenous territory in the Amazon rainforest, Human Rights Watch said today.
Munduruku Indigenous people in the Tapajós basin – an epicenter of illegal gold mining in the Amazon rainforest – in southwestern Pará state have reported increasing encroachments upon their lands by armed “wildcat” miners known as “garimpeiros” since March 14, 2021. The Federal Prosecutor’s Office has warned of a potential for violence between local residents and the miners and urged the deployment of the federal police and other authorities to remove the trespassers. But the government has yet to act. The tension has escalated in recent weeks after a group of miners brought equipment to the area. ....

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Flying reptile from 60 million years ago has the oldest opposed THUMB


Pterosaur from 60 million years ago had earliest-known opposed THUMB
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The earliest-known example of an opposed thumb has been discovered on a new species of tree-dwelling flying reptile that lived in China 160 million years ago. 
Dubbed Monkeydactyl , the small Jurassic pterosaur   which had a 2.8 foot (85 cm) wingspan was uncovered from the Tiaojishan rock formations of Liaoning, China.
The opposed thumb, known to scientists as a pollex , can be found in mammals and some tree frogs but, with the exception of the chameleon, is rare among reptiles. 
The new find reveals that the so-called Darwinopteran pterosaurs like Monkeydactyl also evolved opposed thumbs, a structure never before seen in flying reptiles.  ....

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