The Cambrian explosion may have happened much earlier The study quantitatively indicates that organisms with slender body profiles thrived around 545 million years ago.

The history of life on Earth is not a peaceful one. Rather than a constant upward trajectory of evolution, it’s been billions of years of boom-and-bust cycles – first an explosion of life, and ...

Specimens hint that protective organic skeletons predate the Cambrian explosion. Seems odd to argue the chicken before the egg. Without the chemistry there wouldn't have been a chance to provide a ...

Researchers find some of the world’s earliest (pre-Cambrian) armor Specimens hint that protective organic skeletons predate the Cambrian explosion.

A groundbreaking study suggests that the famous Cambrian explosion—the dramatic burst of diverse animal life—might have actually started millions of years earlier than we thought. By analyzing ...

The Cambrian explosion was an extraordinary phenomenon in the evolution of life on the planet that led to the emergence of many animal phyla and the diversification of species. During this period, ...

Then, suddenly, everything changed. The long snooze gave way to the Cambrian explosion, the most rapid, creative period of evolution in the history of our planet.

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The surface geology of the landscape consists of Pre-Cambrian granite outcrops as old as 2.5 billion years, and was an apt setting for this ancient and splendid natural phenomena.

The Grand Canyon may rewrite the textbooks on the Cambrian Explosion—a key turning point in Earth's history when there was a sudden boom in complex life and the emergence of all the major animal ...

The Cambrian explosion was an extraordinary phenomenon in the evolution of life on the planet that led to the emergence of many animal phyla and the diversification of species. During this period ...

The Cambrian explosion may have happened much earlier The study published in Geology quantitatively indicates that organisms with slender body profiles thrived around 545 million years ago.