Paleontology Scientists take a closer look at Earth's first animals

(phys.org)

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more than 200 fossils of Stromatoveris psygmoglena have now been found, despite the fact that it lacked hard parts which are usually most easily preserved

Now that is impressive. Soft body fossils over 500m years old and hundreds of them

[–] Justintoxicated 1 points (+1|-0)

Cambrian era s fascinating, it's almost like a test run for life on Earth, you have a massive explosion of life followed by a mass extinction.

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Paleontology Scientists take a closer look at Earth's first animals

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