A team of geologists from UC Riverside has uncovered the earliest ancestor of the family tree that includes most familiar animals today, including humans! The tiny, wormlike creature, named Ikaria wariootia, represents the first known bilaterian—an organism with a front and back, symmetrical sides, and openings at both ends connected by a gut. This groundbreaking discovery is published today in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.

The earliest multicellular organisms, such as sponges and algal mats, had diverse and irregular shapes. These organisms, collectively known as the Ediacaran Biota, represent the oldest fossils of complex, multicellular life. However, most of these organisms are not directly related to modern animals. For example, the lily pad-shaped Dickinsonia lacked essential animal features like a mouth or a gut.

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Wut?

Ancestor so handsome.

cordycep?

damn my ancestor looks like fleshlight?

no wonder....

To any /k that says looks like my didi, please read below.

Lol

not A and E meh?

how are they so sure ?

isnt humans come from mushroom ?

Apa lancio..

hah?
why god make that???

0.3 inch didi…. That’s about right for ktards size…

[citation needed]

retards having sex with retards......



This post has been edited by Phoenix_KL: Apr 23 2025, 07:17 PM

Retarded creationist will come and say they are born out of Adam and eve and their kids incest.

cordyceps?

Bug

No, Alien made us