k Ikaria wariootia bilaterian, illustration Illustration of the Ikaria wariootia bilaterian. This wormlike animal is the earliest bilaterian to be discovered and lived over 550 million years ago in South Australia. Ikaria warioota bilaterian measured between 2 and 7 millimetres long and burrowed in sand on the ocean floor., by CLAUS LUNAUSCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY Stock Photo - Afloimages
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Ikaria wariootia bilaterian, illustration Illustration of the Ikaria wariootia bilaterian. This worm like animal is the earliest bilaterian to be discovered and lived over 550 million years ago in South Australia. Ikaria warioota bilaterian measured between 2 and 7 millimetres long and burrowed in sand on the ocean floor., by CLAUS LUNAU SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY
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Ikaria wariootia bilaterian, illustration

Illustration of the Ikaria wariootia bilaterian. This worm-like animal is the earliest bilaterian to be discovered and lived over 550 million years ago in South Australia. Ikaria warioota bilaterian measured between 2 and 7 millimetres long and burrowed in sand on the ocean floor., by CLAUS LUNAU/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY

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