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Photo by @FransLanting Low tide at sunrise exposes the cracked domes of stromatolites lining the shores of Shark Bay in Western Australia. The surfaces of these mounds are the newest sediment layers formed by living communities of cyanobacteria. As early as three billion years ago the ancestors of these microorganisms began to release the oxygen that altered Earth’s atmosphere and created conditions favorable for the evolution of complex life. The spreading pink clouds of sunrise hint at a change in the air. Follow me @FransLanting for more images from my LIFE project, a lyrical interpretation of the history of life on Earth from the Big Bang to the present.
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