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    Fool’s gold reveals the ancient evolution of life on earth

    11 August, 200915 November, 2010

    ‘Fool’s gold’ has tricked many amateur gold miners, but Queensland researchers have discovered it can reveal much about the early evolution of life on Earth.
    Three billion years ago the Earth couldn’t support life as we know it – the atmosphere was deadly to oxygen-breathing plants and animals.
    But two and half billion years ago life changed […]

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    Life beneath the sheets: 9000 years in the dark

    27 July, 20093 August, 2010

    Researchers at Geoscience Australia have unravelled the development of a unique seafloor community thriving in complete darkness below the giant ice sheets of Antarctica.
    The community beneath the Amery Ice Shelf in Antarctica is 100 km from open water and hidden from view by ice half a kilometre thick. This ecosystem has developed very slowly over […]

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