Associate Professor Jochen Brocks from the Australian National University shares a discovery which found a fossilised lifeform that existed 558m years ago. The Dickinsonia fossil has been identified as the oldest known animal, according to Brock’s new research
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Far from back and white.
They only have a print of the organism, they got no sample from the thing itself, but from mud near by.
And it is not clear if it is cholesterol. and other things have cholesterol. Such as plants.
It looks like a giant thumbprint
Er no it doesn't. Even if the mystery fossil was from a living thing that produced cholesterol that does in no way mean it is our earliest ancestor. To say that it is is a massive assumption to make and a bit smug and arrogant quite frankly.
Kabuto?
1:17 – похоже на отпечаток пальца современного человека.
Well it does resemble a very average American very roundish
it could easily be a plant funny how they say animal , cool nonetheless
Этой лепёшке 470 млн. лет! Ровно столько времени понадобилось эволюции что бы я сейчас смог написать этот комментарий. Вау! Хотел бы я посмотреть что сделает эволюция с людьми за такое количество времени.
I envy to this people.
How is the name of the fossil spelled? Edeacarans is an era, not the name of the species.