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Cueva del
Milodón Natural Monument is a
Natural Monument located in the
Chilean Patagonia, 24 km (15 mi)
northwest of
Puerto Natales and 270 km (168 mi)...
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fragmentary specimens, the
first of
which found was in 1899 at "Cueva del
Milodon" in Chile.
These fossils were
referred to a new
genus and
species "Iemish...
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visit to the
Torres del
Paine National Park, the
Cueva del
Milodón Natural Monument (
Milodon's Cave), the
penguin sighting in
Magdalena Island, as well...
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mitochondrial DNA of many
partial skeletons. In the 1890s in the "Cueva del
Milodon" in
southern Chile,
fossil collector Rodolfo Hauthal collected a fragmentary...
- of environments,
extending from the far
south of
Patagonia (Cueva del
Milodón Natural Monument) to Alaska. Sloths, and
xenarthrans as a whole, represent...
- the best
known remains of the
species being from the
eponymous Cueva del
Milodon (cave of Mylodon) in
southern Chile. In
addition to
skeletal remains, Mylodon...
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Protected areas include the
Torres del
Paine National Park and the
Cueva del
Milodon Natural Monument. At the latter,
remains have been
discovered of the extinct...
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Southern Patagonian Ice
Field is
within Última Esperanza.
Cueva del
Milodón Natural Monument,
where prehistoric human occupation has been do****ented...
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sites from very
early human habitation include Monte Verde,
Cueva del
Milodón and the Pali-Aike Crater's lava tube. The
Incas briefly extended their...
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samples to be
those of bears, etc. The sample,
derived from
Cueva del
Milodón, Chile, but held at the La
Plata Museum. A
different sample at
Berlin had...
