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ARGENTINA PALEONTOLOGY

epa11085475 A handout photo made available by the San Pedro Paleontological Museum shows the fossilized hand of a prehistoric armadillo, in San Pedro, Argentina, 17 January 2024. A team of Argentine paleontologists found hands and feet of a 200-kilogram prehistoric armadillo that lived 500,000 years ago on the outskirts of the city of San Pedro. According to the information provided by the San Pedro Paleontological Museum, these fossil limbs - complete and articulated - correspond to an armadillo, whose scientific name is 'Neosclerocalyptus ornatus', with an armored body and close to two meters in length. EPA/San Pedro Paleontological Museum HANDOUT ONLY AVAILABLE TO ILLUSTRATE THE ACCOMPANYING NEWS (MANDATORY CREDIT) HANDOUT EDITORIAL USE ONLY/NO SALES HANDOUT EDITORIAL USE ONLY/NO SALES

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