Bioluminescence likely originated in Octocorallia 540M years ago, study finds | New finding set a record for the earliest known occurrence of bioluminescence in the marine environment among the Octocorallia group of Anthozoa traced back to the Cambrian era. - discu.eu

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Bioluminescence likely originated in Octocorallia 540M years ago, study finds | New finding set a record for the earliest known occurrence of bioluminescence in the marine environment among the Octocorallia group of Anthozoa traced back to the Cambrian era. https://royalsocietypublishing.org/doi/10.1098/rspb.2023.2626 2 comments 28/4/2024 science

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