Microbial 'Dark Matter' Still Eludes Earth's Astrobiologists
Biologists here on Earth have only classified a tiny fraction of sub surface microbial life, says a prominent geomicrobiologist.
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Biologists here on Earth have only classified a tiny fraction of sub surface microbial life, says a prominent geomicrobiologist.
The novel species, a blind daddy long-legs, was found in boreholes in the arid Pilbara of Western Australia. It is the first cave-adapted daddy long-legs spider reported from the continent, with other blind species of its genus so far only found in Thailand, Laos, and Vietnam.
Growing evidence suggests humans started wearing furs in the Stone Age, even though the garments themselves have long decayed to nothing.
Breakthrough Research Reveals Wonderwerk Cave Is the World’s Oldest Home In the Kalahari Desert of South Africa, has produced a cornucopia of wonders for archaeologists searching for the truth about human origins. Cave art, stone tools, burned bones, soil, and ash, and a collection of crystals have all been found inside the immense 80-foot (25-meter) wide Wonderwerk Cave that runs 460 feet (140 meters) deep into the Earth. These artifacts and remnants were clearly produced or accumulated in the vastest recesses of prehistory, reaching far back into antiquity. The entrance to the Wonderwer...
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