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Swimming in concentric circles
although its appearance and behavior are still the subject of debate among paleontologists due to the scarcity of fossil remains
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who has made important contributions to the study of dinosaurs
Sivatherium Bustos prehistóricos Swimming in concentric circlesSivatherium is an extinct genus of herbivorous mammals that belonged to the Giraffidae family. It was characterized as a giant animal and was part of the fauna that inhabited the Earth during the Pleistocene, approximately 2. 5 million to 12,000 years ago. The Sivatherium was a species notable for its strange appearance, as it combined features of several modern animal groups. Its general appearance resembled that of a giraffe, but it also had
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