Image courtesy of Scott Evans/AMNH
Joel Kontinen
Do animals prefer their right hand? This is shown by a fossil that evolutionist say is a half million years ago.
A
555-million-year-old worm had a predilection for turning right, possibly
indicating the oldest known example of handedness.
Scott Evans at the American Museum of
Natural History in New York and his colleagues analysed 100 fossil specimens of
a small flatworm-like creature, Spriggina floundersi, collected in South Australia
over recent decades.
These
animals lived during the Ediacaran Period, when multicellular life first became
widespread. It preceded the Cambrian explosion, when animal life
diversified dramatically and many groups of animals first appeared. according to evolution.
This is what
evolutionist say, their dating in millions of years is not true.
James Woodford 2026 A worm that lived half a billion years ago preferred turning right | New Scientist 9 July
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