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Prehistoric life / Geology / Ediacara biota / Cambrian explosion / Nimbia / Dickinsonia / Charnia / Swartpuntia / Aspidella / Geologic time scale / Ediacaran biota / Paleontology
Date: 2006-06-05 13:52:22
Prehistoric life
Geology
Ediacara biota
Cambrian explosion
Nimbia
Dickinsonia
Charnia
Swartpuntia
Aspidella
Geologic time scale
Ediacaran biota
Paleontology

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