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560-Million-Year-Old Fossil Shows That Earliest Animal Predator Possibly Ancestors of Anemones

Medicine & Technology Aug 01, 2022

In 2007 researchers unearthed a bizarre imprint of a tubular exoskeleton with features similar to modern-day sea anemones and jellyfish. Read on to learn more about the oldest animal predator that dates back to more than 20 million years before we believed they existed.

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560-Million-Year-Old Fossil Shows That Earliest Animal Predator Possibly Ancestors of Anemones

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