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Microfossils 3.4 billion years old have been discovered – Your Decommissioning News
According to Professor Barbara Cavalazi of the University of Bologna and colleagues from South Africa, these filaments colonized…
According to Professor Barbara Cavalazi of the University of Bologna and colleagues from South Africa, these filaments colonized the walls of channels created by a hydrothermal fluid at low temperature.
Taking into account their morphological and chemical…
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