案例简介：@ paoloverzone/巴塞罗那的CosmoCaixa博物馆的照片保存着在Can Mata垃圾填埋场发现的Pliobates cataloniae灵长类动物头骨。该标本被昵称为Laia，这是巴塞罗那守护神Eulalia的一个熟悉的小形象。颅骨残骸 (左) 是如此破碎和破碎，以至于研究人员依靠基于计算机断层扫描 (CT) 图像的虚拟重建来研究它们。然后打印了一个3D模型 (右)。Can Mata是西班牙加泰罗尼亚地区最大的活跃垃圾填埋场，并且还在不断增长。每次扩张都为古生物学家提供了获取化石的途径，否则这些化石将是遥不可及的: Can Mata的土壤保存着大约1120万至1250万年前的迷人化石，其中包括世界上其他地方找不到的古代灵长类动物。古生物学家一直在监测垃圾场的扩张2002年。有关此故事的更多信息，请单击我们生物中的链接。

案例简介：Photo by @paoloverzone / Barcelona's CosmoCaixa museum holds this primate skull of Pliobates cataloniae, found at the Can Mata landfill site. The specimen was been nicknamed Laia, a familiar diminutive of Eulalia, patron saint of Barcelona. The cranial remains (left) were so fragmentary and crushed that researchers relied on a virtual reconstruction based on computed-tomography (CT) imagery to study them. A 3D model was then printed (right).Can Mata is the largest active landfill in the Catalonia region of Spain, and it keeps growing. Each expansion offers paleontologists access to fossils that would otherwise be out of reach: The soil at Can Mata holds fascinating fossils from about 11.2 million to 12.5 million years ago, including species of ancient primates found nowhere else in the world. Paleontologists have been monitoring the dump’s expansion since 2002. For more on this story, click the link in our bio.

国家地理 - Photo by @paoloverzone / Barcelona's CosmoCaixa museum holds this primate skull of Pliobates cataloniae, found at the Can

案例简介：@ paoloverzone/巴塞罗那的CosmoCaixa博物馆的照片保存着在Can Mata垃圾填埋场发现的Pliobates cataloniae灵长类动物头骨。该标本被昵称为Laia，这是巴塞罗那守护神Eulalia的一个熟悉的小形象。颅骨残骸 (左) 是如此破碎和破碎，以至于研究人员依靠基于计算机断层扫描 (CT) 图像的虚拟重建来研究它们。然后打印了一个3D模型 (右)。Can Mata是西班牙加泰罗尼亚地区最大的活跃垃圾填埋场，并且还在不断增长。每次扩张都为古生物学家提供了获取化石的途径，否则这些化石将是遥不可及的: Can Mata的土壤保存着大约1120万至1250万年前的迷人化石，其中包括世界上其他地方找不到的古代灵长类动物。古生物学家一直在监测垃圾场的扩张2002年。有关此故事的更多信息，请单击我们生物中的链接。

国家地理 - Photo by @paoloverzone / Barcelona's CosmoCaixa museum holds this primate skull of Pliobates cataloniae, found at the Can

案例简介：Photo by @paoloverzone / Barcelona's CosmoCaixa museum holds this primate skull of Pliobates cataloniae, found at the Can Mata landfill site. The specimen was been nicknamed Laia, a familiar diminutive of Eulalia, patron saint of Barcelona. The cranial remains (left) were so fragmentary and crushed that researchers relied on a virtual reconstruction based on computed-tomography (CT) imagery to study them. A 3D model was then printed (right).Can Mata is the largest active landfill in the Catalonia region of Spain, and it keeps growing. Each expansion offers paleontologists access to fossils that would otherwise be out of reach: The soil at Can Mata holds fascinating fossils from about 11.2 million to 12.5 million years ago, including species of ancient primates found nowhere else in the world. Paleontologists have been monitoring the dump’s expansion since 2002. For more on this story, click the link in our bio.

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国家地理 - Photo by @paoloverzone / Barcelona's CosmoCaixa museum holds this primate skull of Pliobates cataloniae, found at the Can

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