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A team of paleontologists formed by the Smithsonian Tropical Research have found fossils of various species that lived more than 20 million years ago in Panama.
Such a discovery will provide data to better understand how biodiversity and geological formation have developed during the tertiary period.
Five years ago the authorities of the Panama Canal began a study to find remains of fossils, rocks, shells and wood. Among other objects, the scientists found teeth belonging to a huge extinct shark and the remains of a jaw from a horse raised in the area millions of years ago and named "Anchitherium clarencei”.
I was born in Madrid on August 27, 1988 and since then I started a work of which there is no example. Fascinated by both numbers and letters and a lover of the unknown, that is why I am a future graduate in Economics and Journalism, interested in understanding life and the forces that have shaped it. Everything is easier, more useful and more exciting if, with a look at our past, we can improve our future and for that… History.
