Torridonian fossils

1-Billion-Year-Old Fossil Life Discovered: Scientists Say It Has Never Been Described Before

Medicine & Technology Apr 30, 2021

New research showed, on a Scottish loch's shores, lie geologic deposits, specifically one-billion-year-old fossil, and within the rocks is proof of the earliest identified non-marine multicellular organism.

Torridonian fossils

1-Billion-Year-Old Fossil Life Discovered: Scientists Say It Has Never Been Described Before

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