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Scientists solved a 500-million-year-old mystery about strange Cambrian structures found in China

Extremely detailed Cambrian fossils show that enigmatic skeleton tubes belonged to ancient ancestors of modern jellyfish.

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500-million-year-old fossils preserve first skeletons

Chinese fossils show us what the first organisms to make skeletons looked like, solving a centuries-old mystery.

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Incredible Discovery Has Finally Revealed The First Animals to Grow a Skeleton

Before life on Earth exploded in diversity some 540 million years ago, the first primitive animal skeletons were already starting to form.

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Animal with First-Ever Skeleton Revealed by Fossils 500 Million Years Old

The analysis of fossils aged 500 million years old led to the discovery of the first-ever animal with a skeleton system.

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Fossils Found In China Reveal Answers to Centuries Old Evolution Question

The fossils were well-preserved with soft tissue, an extremely rare discovery.

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