Scientists Find Evidence of Lost World in 1.6 Billion Year Old Rock Full Details

As much as we think, the presence of life on the earth had become even before that. Researchers in Australia have discovered the ‘lost world’ of ancient organisms. It is estimated that he used to live under water 1.6 billion years ago. Experts say that this discovery may change the attitude of our early ancestors. Researchers believe that Protosterol Biota is our oldest known ancestor. The news of The Australian National University (ANU) Release It has been reported that protosterol is part of the family of creatures named Eukaryotes, named Eucaryotes. Eucaryotes have a complex cell structure consisting of mitochondria, known as the ‘powerhouse’ of the cell. While Nucleus works as a ‘Control and Information Center’.

This discovery is not a result of one or two years. Scientists worked hard for about 10 years. Their conclusion Has been published in Nature magazine. Researchers say that Protosterol Biota Earth can be first predators. According to him, the presence of this creature was large numbers on sea ecosystems around the world.

Researchers estimate that Protosterol Biota was alive at least one billion years before the emergence of any animal or plant. Their molecular remains have been found in a 1.6 billion year old rock. According to NDTV reports, Dr. Benjamin Netroshem, who did his PhD from ANU, said the molecular relics of Protosarol Biota found in the 1.6 billion year old rocks appear to be the oldest relics of our own descendants.

Scientists had been looking for evidence of the glory of early eukaryotes for a long time. Their creatures are quite rare, but scientists reached them. Scientists have been able to know so much that the protosols must have been more complex than the biota bacteria, but what was their real size, it is not yet known.