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hese 280-million-year-old fossils from Western Australia preserve dozens of Jimbacrinus crinoids in remarkable detail, including their feathery arms and long st

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hese 280-million-year-old fossils from Western Australia preserve dozens of Jimbacrinus crinoids in remarkable detail, including their feathery arms and long st
hese 280-million-year-old fossils from Western Australia preserve dozens of Jimbacrinus crinoids in remarkable detail, including their feathery arms and long stems It’s like seeing an ancient seafloor frozen in time
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