Ancient Microfossils of Primordial Microbes Found in 3.4 Billion-Year-Old Rocks - ScienceAlert 16-Jul-2021
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Ancient Microfossils of Primordial Microbes Found in 3.4 Billion-Year-Old Rocks - ScienceAlert
Newly discovered microfossils some 3.42 billion years old are the oldest evidence yet of a particular type of methane-cycling microbe life – and they could help us understand how life gets started in the first place, both on Earth and further out i
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