Oldest evidence of life on Earth found in Canadian rocks
3.95-billion-year-old Labrador rocks contain graphite that appears to come from living organisms
Rocks from northern Labrador have been found to contain the oldest known evidence of life on Earth.
Graphite — a form of pure carbon — found in the 3.95-billion-year-old rocks shows the geochemical signature of having come from the decomposition of living organisms, researchers report in a new study published today in Nature. -- More...
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