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cronopios are the
subject of
several short stories in his 1962 book
Historias de
cronopios y de
famas and
Cortazar continued to
write about cronopios...
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Cronopio is an
extinct genus of
small insectivorous mammal known from the
early Late
Cretaceous of the Río
Negro region in Argentina. Its only species...
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Cronopio may
refer to
either of the following:
Cronopio (literature), a
class of
literary characters Cronopio (mammal), a
prehistoric animal This disambiguation...
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story "Conducta en los velorios"[permanent dead link] from
Historias de
cronopios y de famas. Herráez, Miguel.
Julio Cortázar, Una Biografía Revisada. Alrevés...
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creatures called Cronopios that are the
subject of a
number of Cortázar's
short stories. Cortázar once
called Armstrong himself "Grandísimo
Cronopio" (The Great...
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superficially similar to
Scrat were discovered. The
newly described taxon,
Cronopio dentiacutus, was not a squirrel, and did not live in the Cenozoic; it belonged...
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containing both
small insectivores such as the "sabretooth-squirrel"
Cronopio, as well as the
clade Mesungulatoidea/Mesungulatomorpha,
which ranged in...
- Letralia, Todoliteratura, The
Chesterton Review,
Nueva York
Poetry Review,
Cronopios, Kametsa,
Nagari and
Terre a Ciel. It has also been
included in anthologies...
- 2019. The Spanish/American rock band
Alfonso Cronopio Trio (also
known as A.C.T.) led by
Alfonso Cronopio (founder of the
Spanish 80s
hardcore band TDeK)...
- the Day in
Eighty Worlds (1967), and the
unclassifiable Historias de
cronopios y de
famas (1962). Cortázar died in
Paris in 1984.
Carlos Fuentes was...
