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On Wednesday, in findings published in the journal Nature, scientists announced that they may have discovered the “oldest evidence” of life on Earth, embedded in rocks dating back billions of years. The discovery was made in the northern Labrador region, a remote corner of eastern Canada miles from the nearest village, where researchers found graphite, a type of pure carbon, within 3.95-billion-year-old sedimentary rocks.

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