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Peruvian Paleontologists Unveil Remains of a Newly Discovered Cetacean from Nearly 40 Million Years Ago & Could be the Heaviest Animal to Have Ever Lived
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Peruvian paleontologists unveil remains of a newly discovered cetacean that lived nearly 40 million years ago and could be the heaviest animal to have ever lived, based on a partial skeleton found in the Ocucaje desert, South of Lima.
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