Kind of mesmerizing…
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Is it me or was that longer than 53 seconds?
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you care about 53,or 110? no, Im serious!
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This was first shown in 1980, on Carl Sagan’s Cosmos series. I’m not sure if it was made specifically for the series, but I bet it was.
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The video shows unikonts diverging; that should’ve been bikonts. Also, bilateral symmetry and the protostome/deuterostome split occurred before echinoderms diverged, not after.
Apart from that, the attention to detail is amazing.
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Too cool! I love how it highlights all the part where things have diverged from out line into other things. Great find.
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