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JWST—the largest and most powerful space telescope ever built and Science’s 2022 Breakthrough of the Year—was specifically designed to study the universe’s first billion or so years, capturing more faint red light than prior instruments In its first months, the telescope observed perhaps 1000 times more galaxy candidates at cosmic dawn
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Alongside the extant animal phyla, the Cambrian explosion gave rise to short-lived taxa whose distinctive body plans did not endure One such organism is Shishania aculeata, a morphologically simple animal adorned with hollow spines, known from flattened compression fossils in Fumin, Yunnan () A fibrous microstructure in S aculeata sclerites hints at the presence of microvilli, secretory
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