Animals
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Sea Sponges May Have Led Way to Ocean Oxygenation and Animal Evolution
The first animals to live on Earth may have oxygenated the planet's oceans, according to a group of scientists, who present a view contrary to the traditional belief that a rise in oxygen is what led the way to the first animals.
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