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One Billion-Year-Old Fossil Could Be The Oldest Multicellular Animal – Forbes
A fossil found in one billion-year-old lake sediments from Scotland contains two distinct cell types and could be the earliest multicellular animal ever recorded….
Bicellum brasieri n. g. n. sp. holotype specimen showing differentiated cell layers, a unique …
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