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Odd Aquatic Creature Dating 518 Million Years Ago Appears to be the Earliest Vertebrate Ever Discovered, Study Suggests

Medicine & Technology Jul 08, 2022

An odd aquatic creature splashing in the oceans of Earth over half a million years ago seems to be the earliest relative of vertebrates. Read to know more.

Odd Aquatic Creature Dating 518 Million Years Ago Appears to be the Earliest Vertebrate Ever Discovered, Study Suggests

Jul 08, 2022

An odd aquatic creature splashing in the oceans of Earth over half a million years ago seems to be the earliest relative of vertebrates. Read to know more.

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Odd Aquatic Creature Dating 518 Million Years Ago Appears to be the Earliest Vertebrate Ever Discovered, Study Suggests

Odd Aquatic Creature Dating 518 Million Years Ago Appears to be the Earliest Vertebrate Ever Discovered, Study Suggests

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