stromatolites

grrlscientist | December 30, 2007

tags: Stromatolites, fossils, earth science, NewScientist, Image of the Day Stromatolites. These intriguing fossils are a visual portal into the emergence of life and the eventual evolving of life forms from Cambrian to modern times. Image: Mark Boyle 2007 (NewScientist calendar 2008). [Much larger view]

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