Federico Agnolín

Federico Agnolín

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Federico Agnolín is an Argentine paleontologist and researcher at CONICET, known for his work in the field of dinosaur fossils. He has contributed significantly to the understanding of sauropod dinosaurs, particularly the newly described Chadititan calvoi, which was discovered during a recent expedition in Rio Negro, Argentina. His research emphasizes the unique characteristics of dinosaurs from the Cretaceous period in Patagonia and aims to highlight the distinctiveness of these prehistoric ecosystems.

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Paraguay Paraguay: Federico Agnolín, leader of the team, explained that this idea of 'open science' seeks to break the barriers between the laboratory and the people. 9

ABC Color – leading Paraguayan newspaper, est. 1967: CONICET estrena streaming desde la Patagonia y podés ver cómo desentierran dinosaurios - Ciencia

Taiwan Taiwan: Federico Agnolin of the Argentine Museum of Natural Science Bernardino Rivadavia commented on the discovery of the new dinosaur. 6

Taipei Times – major English newspaper in Taiwan, est. 1999: Scientists discover a new dinosaur from Argentina

Argentina Argentina: Federico Agnolín is a researcher at CONICET who explained the characteristics of the newly discovered dinosaur species. 8

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