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Phoenix [80]
3 years ago
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English biologist, thomas henry huxley discovered, in samples of deep sea sediments, a primordial ooze from which all other life

forms evolved.
Biology
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Mice21 [21]3 years ago
7 0

Close friend and supporter of Charles Darwin especially in his theory of evolution. 1868 examined samples of mud recovered from the deep-sea floor 11 years back to discover a surface layer of thick mucus-like material with small embedded particles on the samples. Bathybius haeckeliiafter famous naturalist Ernst Haeckel Subdivisions looked to move so he assumed they were a form of living protoplasm and he named the "organism".

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