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• 2012-09-27

  

  badesaba:

  Sunflower fossil

  A rare fossil flower from the Asteraceae family, unusual in showing large flowerheads several centimeters across, found in Argentina, proves that daises existed 47.5 million years ago during the mid-Eocene epoch, when modern mammals and birds were becoming widespread.

  (via ruthhalbert)

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