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An exciting discovery made by an Australian geologist Reg Sprigg appointment with me constantly. I wonder if some pseudo-sciences have a little true in what they claim, in any case it is certain that science does nothing to correct those errors monumental because it would cause a destabilization of many theories. You will certainly take me for a affabulateur but the sources are real, in fact, you can check at your leisure, the internet is a quick and full of sufficient information that will support my words even more. Returning first to the discovery. Reg Sprigg discovered in 1947 in Australia, in rocks Précambien, ie, from 700 million years, fossils of corals, but also the fossil of a Tribachidium. The scientific name refers to an animal-shaped plate with many tentacles. So far, nothing special, you say? Yet yes. To understand my approach, you need a few concepts of geology: the Paleozoic is the primary period, from this moment that the fish appear as animals or metazoans cells, 500 million 'years. So why do i find the Tribachidium fossilized in rocks Précambien period prior to that cited above, where only algae could exist? Why did she discover that not trained to change on the population of our planet for the period précambien? The Tribachidium animal with three members ending with a hook and with many tentacles might upset some theories nottament that of evolution? > An exciting discovery made by an Australian geologist Reg Sprigg appointment with me constantly. I wonder if some pseudo-sciences have a little true in what they claim, in any case it is certain that science does nothing to correct those errors monumental because it would cause a destabilization of many theories. You will certainly take me for a affabulateur but the sources are real, in fact, you can check at your leisure, the internet is a quick and full of sufficient information that will support my words even more. Returning first to the discovery. Reg Sprigg discovered in 1947 in Australia, in rocks Précambien, ie, from 700 million years, fossils of corals, but also the fossil of a Tribachidium. The scientific name refers to an animal-shaped plate with many tentacles. So far, nothing special, you say? Yet yes. To understand my approach, you need a few concepts of geology: the Paleozoic is the primary period, from this moment that the fish appear as animals or metazoans cells, 500 million 'years. So why do i find the Tribachidium fossilized in rocks Précambien period prior to that cited above, where only algae could exist? Why did she discover that not trained to change on the population of our planet for the period précambien? The Tribachidium animal with three members ending with a hook and with many tentacles might upset some theories nottament that of evolution?