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In addition, he not only dedicated himself to fossils of mammals, but also organized a collection of fossils of mollusks, made a herbarium for Dr. Carlos Spegazzini and a paleobotanical sample for Federico Kurtz. He also collected information on the different languages of the Pampas and Patagonian
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When his brother died in 1911, Carlos took over the Vertebrate Paleontology section of the Museum of Natural Sciences of Buenos Aires, until 1917 when he took over as director of the museum, until 1923.
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The archaeologic and osteolytic sites of Miramar; The question of tertiary man in Argentina, summary of the main facts after the death of Florentino Ameghino"
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reports in his research that he gave to his brother. He also demonstrated the exact
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In 1887, he decided to explore South Argentina, and the watersheds of the
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indigenous people , which was later used by Dr. Roberto Lehmann-Nitsche.
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Paleontologist
Argentine
paleontologist
Florentino Ameghino
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Florentino Ameghino
Buenos Aires
Chaco Province

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