CUBA
SEPTEMBER 18 2007 12:34h
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Fossil remains of giant crocodiles were discovered 30 metres below a slope in a cave 350 km east of Havana.
Cuban speleologists discovered fossil remains of giant crocodiles and dugongs that are 20 million years old.
Vice-president of the Cuban Speleological Society Alejandro Romero says that the remains date back from the Miocene period.
The fossils were discovered 30 metres below a slope in a cave, 350 km east of Havana.
Crocodiles originate from a period that ended 65 million years ago, while dugongs are mammals that still live in tropical areas.
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