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Scientists have discovered fossils of a fungus that lived roughly one billion—yes, billion—years ago, making it over twice as old as any other fungi specimens identified to date. 🍄 Named Ourasphaira giraldae, the new species of fungus was found in the Grassy Bay Formation on Victoria Island in the Canadian Arctic. 🇨🇦 The discovery pushes the fossil record of fungi back by about 600 million years. 🔬 More info at our link in bio. 📸: Corentin Loron

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