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The 555 million -year-old Quaestio simpsonorum is the earliest known animal to show evidence of an asymmetrical body.
It lived over half a billion years ago in what is now the Australian outback.
The animal's asymmetry would have been a groundbreaking evolutionary trait during the Ediacaran period.
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