First Animals - Cambrian ocean scene
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First Animals - Cambrian ocean scene
Reconstruction of the Cambrian sea floor, Yunnan Province, China - 518 million years ago. Created for First Animals, an exhibition by Oxford University Museum of Natural History, running 12 July 2019–24 February 2020, telling the remarkable story of the origin of animals. http://www.oum.ox.ac.uk/firstanimals Created by Mighty Fossils - www ...
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