Anonymous tip is leading scientists to Mamat fossils in UL Libas

Officials in the northern state of UL Libas have announced that they have discovered suspicious Mamad fossils near the Francisco Villa Egido.

According to the officials, the National Institute of National Anthropology and History (Ina) found the fossils on April 17 following an anonymous tip of UL Lipas. The remains are embedded on the wall of a creek called El Wato de la Murala.

Additional research is needed to determine the remaining organisms, biologist Engal Banda said. However, the initial observations, one of the exposed bones, resembles the pelvis of a proposidian, which includes extinct organisms such as elephants and mammoth and mastodons.

Banda explained, “The area (where the fossils were found) had sediment deposits with sand, gravel and silt. Over time, various remains of Megafown were found there,” Banda explained. “As a result, we carried out a wide study. It helped to find a part of a jaw bone with the teeth Overall And a top molar Pony. ”

With information they exist to date, scientists believe that the fossils are preceding the delayed bleeding, thus it is at least 10,000 years old. Further studies in the archaeological department of the Ina Tama UL Lipas Center in Chiudat Victoria will allow researchers to make sure.

The inspection and recovery efforts continued till April 18, with the support of Tula Mayor Rene Lara Sisneros, arranged to protect and protect the site by the UL Lipas State Police.

Inah, UL Lipas Donnands, said that cooperation between local authorities and citizens was a successful case and called for citizens to report innovations.

“We urge residents to report any archaeological or paleontical discovery to us, so that the tradition can be properly investigated and protected,” he said.

The UL Lipas is already located in 1958 where the Mammad Valley, the site where Mammad fossils found on 12 hectares of land. South of the state of Mexico, Now under the AIFA Airport, the remains of more than 200 uncle were foundNot far from the site First known uncle trapsBuilt by prehistoric hunters.

Further research by archaeologists confirms whether the innovations belong to the massive organisms that have been destroyed 4,000 years ago.

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