Paleorrota - CAPPA - Support Center For Paleontological Research

Support Center For Paleontological Research

Maximiliano Vizzotto street, 598. Seated in the city of São João do Polêsine in Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, not far from the Monument of Nossa Senhora da Salete close to highway RS 149.

The facility will occupy 2.649 m² and its construction is divided into three stages with the first was completed in early 2009. Also at this time began to define the goals and purposes intitucionais.

This venture has the sponsorship of Petrobras and Eletrobras.

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