Lázaro Viñola López

Lázaro Viñola López

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Lázaro Viñola López is a prominent paleontologist associated with the Field Museum in Chicago, known for his research on fossilized remains and ancient ecosystems. His recent work led to the groundbreaking discovery of fossilized bee nests within the jaws of prehistoric mammals in a cave in the Dominican Republic, shedding light on the ecological behaviors of ancient bees and their adaptations to environmental challenges.

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Dominican Republic Dominican Republic: Lázaro Viñola López is the paleontologist leading the study documenting the discovery of fossil nests in the jaws of prehistoric mammals. 8

Listín Diario – oldest Dominican newspaper, est. 1889: Hallan en RD nidos fósiles de abejas construidos en las mandíbulas de mamíferos prehistóricos