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00270107Stromatolites, the oldest life form that still exists today, Hamelin Pool, Shark Bay, Western Australia© Hiroya Minakuchi

Stromatolites, colonies of blue-green algae, the oldest life form that still exists today fossils dated to over three billion years ago, Hamelin pool, Western Australia - Fred Bavendam

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00152043Stromatolites, colonies of blue-green algae, the oldest life form that still exists today fossils dated to over three billion years ago, Hamelin pool, Western Australia© Fred Bavendam

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00125006Stromatolites, the oldest life form that still exists today, Shark Bay, Australia© Mitsuaki Iwago

Stromatolites, colonies of blue-green algae, the oldest life form that still exists today, over three billion years old, Hamelin Pool, Shark Bay, Western Australia - Hiroya Minakuchi

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00498730Stromatolites, colonies of blue-green algae, the oldest life form that still exists today, over three billion years old, Hamelin Pool, Shark Bay, Western Australia© Hiroya Minakuchi

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00498729Stromatolites, colonies of blue-green algae, the oldest life form that still exists today, over three billion years old, Hamelin Pool, Shark Bay, Western Australia© Hiroya Minakuchi

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00498712Stromatolites, colonies of blue-green algae, the oldest life form that still exists today, over three billion years old, Hamelin Pool, Shark Bay, Western Australia© Hiroya Minakuchi

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00498711Stromatolites, colonies of blue-green algae, the oldest life form that still exists today, over three billion years old, Hamelin Pool, Shark Bay, Western Australia© Hiroya Minakuchi

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00498710Stromatolites, colonies of blue-green algae, the oldest life form that still exists today, over three billion years old, Hamelin Pool, Shark Bay, Western Australia© Hiroya Minakuchi

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00480620Stromatolites, colonies of blue-green algae, the oldest life form that still exists today, over three billion years old, Hamelin Pool, Shark Bay, Western Australia© Chien Lee

Stromatolites exposed at low tide, colonies of blue-green algae, the oldest life form that still exists today fossils dated to over three billion years ago, Hamelin Pool, Shark Bay, Western Australia - Hiroya Minakuchi

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00455218Stromatolites exposed at low tide, colonies of blue-green algae, the oldest life form that still exists today fossils dated to over three billion years ago, Hamelin Pool, Shark Bay, Western Australia© Hiroya Minakuchi

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00270108Stromatolites, the oldest life form that still exists today, Hamelin Pool, Shark Bay, Western Australia© Hiroya Minakuchi

Tourist photographing stromatolites, colonies of blue-green algae, the oldest life form that still exists today fossils dated to over three billion years ago, Hamelin Pool, Western Australia - Fred Bavendam

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00152051Tourist photographing stromatolites, colonies of blue-green algae, the oldest life form that still exists today fossils dated to over three billion years ago, Hamelin Pool, Western Australia© Fred Bavendam

Stromatolites, colonies of blue-green algae, the oldest life form that still exists today Fossils dated to over three billion years ago, Shark Bay, Western Australia - Dave Watts/ npl

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00413724Stromatolites, colonies of blue-green algae, the oldest life form that still exists today Fossils dated to over three billion years ago, Shark Bay, Western Australia© Dave Watts/ npl

Stromatolites at low tide, colonies of blue-green algae, the oldest life form that still exists today Fossils dated to over three billion years ago, Shark Bay, Western Australia, Australia

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00566664Stromatolites at low tide, colonies of blue-green algae, the oldest life form that still exists today Fossils dated to over three billion years ago, Shark Bay, Western Australia, Australia© Jean-Philippe Delobelle/ Biosphoto

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00566663Stromatolites at low tide, colonies of blue-green algae, the oldest life form that still exists today Fossils dated to over three billion years ago, Shark Bay, Western Australia, Australia© Jean-Philippe Delobelle/ Biosphoto

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00566662Stromatolites at low tide, colonies of blue-green algae, the oldest life form that still exists today Fossils dated to over three billion years ago, Shark Bay, Western Australia, Australia© Jean-Philippe Delobelle/ Biosphoto

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00566661Stromatolites at low tide, colonies of blue-green algae, the oldest life form that still exists today Fossils dated to over three billion years ago, Shark Bay, Western Australia, Australia© Jean-Philippe Delobelle/ Biosphoto

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00566660Stromatolites at low tide, colonies of blue-green algae, the oldest life form that still exists today Fossils dated to over three billion years ago, Shark Bay, Western Australia, Australia© Jean-Philippe Delobelle/ Biosphoto

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00566659Stromatolites at low tide, colonies of blue-green algae, the oldest life form that still exists today. Fossils dated to over three billion years ago, Shark Bay, Western Australia, Australia© Jean-Philippe Delobelle/ Biosphoto

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00566658Stromatolites at low tide, colonies of blue-green algae, the oldest life form that still exists today. Fossils dated to over three billion years ago, Shark Bay, Western Australia, Australia© Jean-Philippe Delobelle/ Biosphoto

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00566657Stromatolites with traces of a wagon wheel, fifty years after passage, Shark Bay, Western Australia, Australia© Jean-Philippe Delobelle/ Biosphoto

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00566656Stromatolites at low tide, colonies of blue-green algae, the oldest life form that still exists today. Fossils dated to over three billion years ago, Shark Bay, Western Australia, Australia© Jean-Philippe Delobelle/ Biosphoto

Stromatolites, Hamelin Pool, Western Australia, Australia

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00642991Jellyfish (Phyllorhiza peronlesueuri) trio amongst stromatolites, Hamelin Pool, Western Australia, Australia© Gary Bell/ Oceanwide

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00568872Stromatolites at low tide, colonies of blue-green algae, the oldest life form that still exists today. Fossils dated to over three billion years ago, Shark Bay, Western Australia, Australia© Hiroya Minakuchi

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