Ecosystem from 3.4 billion years ago: New pieces discovered in the cradle of life puzzle

PHYSorg
Jan 23, 2024, 10:43 am140 pts
A new study has unraveled key findings about the earliest life forms on Earth. In rock samples from Barberton, Republic of South Africa, researchers were able to find evidence of an unprecedented diverse biological carbon cycle established at 3.42 billion years ago. This proves that already at these ancient…

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