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Description: Guy Narbonne is a paleontologist at Queen’s University in Ontario.Here he’s inspecting a fossil of the oldest and largest multi-cellular animal on Earth.The Mistaken Point Ecological Reserve is filled with half a billion-year-old treasures like this one.
Title: Oldest multi-cellular animal
Credit: Guy Narbonne is a paleontologist at Queen’s University in Ontario.Here he’s inspecting a fossil of the oldest and largest multi-cellular animal on Earth.The Mistaken Point Ecological Reserve is filled with half a billion-year-old treasures like this one. Uploaded by FunkMonk
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