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Acritarch

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Acritarch

Division of organic microfossils that has remained in existence from at least the Precambrian period up until the present time.



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The acritarch record of Australia indicates that pre- and post-Snowball populations are identical and do not indicate repopulation of marine areas by extremophiles that survived both catastrophic glaciation in hot springs and the brutal greenhouse conditions which followed (Grey et al.
The researchers found 30 acritarch species, 13 of which had never been seen before.
 
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