La Radio del Somormujo - Programa 190 Juan Benito y Aves del Mesozoico

Charlamos con Juan Benito: paleontólogo de vertebrados e investigador postdoctoral en la Universidad de Cambridge. Su investigación se centra en la evolución morfológica en aves, y estudia aves tanto fósiles como actuales para reconstruir los orígenes de la extraordinaria diversidad aviar. Juan ha contribuido a la descripción y nomenclatura de nuevas especies de aves mesozoicas y es autor de diversas publicaciones científicas en revistas de prestigio, como Nature. Junto a Roc Olivé ha publicado Birds of the Mesozoic

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