O OddTrader Aug 17, 2017 #1 Algae explosion 650 million years ago is why we're here today, ANU researchers say By Diana Hayward Posted August 17, 201 http://www.abc.net.au/news/2017-08-...-of-humans-animal-anu-researchers-say/8810630 Researchers say they have solved one of the biggest questions in science — how did humans and animals appear on Earth? Surprisingly, the answer comes down to algae. More... Photo: Dr Amber Jarrett and Associate Professor Jochen Brocks at the ANU found the thawing of a frozen world led to the evolution of algae. (Supplied: ANU)
Algae explosion 650 million years ago is why we're here today, ANU researchers say By Diana Hayward Posted August 17, 201 http://www.abc.net.au/news/2017-08-...-of-humans-animal-anu-researchers-say/8810630 Researchers say they have solved one of the biggest questions in science — how did humans and animals appear on Earth? Surprisingly, the answer comes down to algae. More... Photo: Dr Amber Jarrett and Associate Professor Jochen Brocks at the ANU found the thawing of a frozen world led to the evolution of algae. (Supplied: ANU)
