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Did land life emerge earlier than thought?Science thrives on passionate debates, and the Earth scien

Complex multicellular organisms may have evolved earlier than we thoughtRecently, researchers in Chi

The oldest large scale complex fossils?These unremarkable looking patterns preserved as thin films o

The shell was a groundbreaking biological invention, acting both as a support and as protection from

The Ediacaran enters the tree of lifeThis is a fossil of Dickinsonia, one of the more iconic members

Ediacaran fossilsThe biggest division in the geologic record of Earth is between the Precambrian and

The Ediacaran enters the tree of lifeThis is a fossil of Dickinsonia, one of the more iconic members

n7-paleontologist:thought-cafe: Remembering the slow yet captivating crawl of evolution. ~ @thecrash

geologicaltravels:2011: The golden spike annotating the Global Boundary Stratotype Section and Point

Narcea geological formation, Cangas del Narcea, Asturias (Spain)

Preserving the Softest TissuesResearchers from the University of Missouri and Virginia Tech have rel

Narcea geological formation, Cangas del Narcea, Asturias (Spain)

Ediacaran Life, John D. Dawson, for National Geographic Magazine, April 1998Hello, Dickinsonia,

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