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A pictorial biography of Bathybius haeckelii, the short-lived primordial life form of the deep sea
In 1859, Darwin’s Origin of the Species provoked a revolution in biology, providing an explanation for the tremendous diversity of life forms. However, it had no explanation of how life originated on earth, nor discussion of a primordial life form that would give rise to existing life forms. Two of
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