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To expand/ Science magazine has listed two findings of Russian paleontologists on the list of the top ten scientific discoveries of 2018.
The first consists of the remains of the first hybrid of ancient beings discovered in the cave of Denis, in the Altai, as well as organic effects of the first multicellular animals discovered in the province of Arkhangelsk, in the north of Russia.
In December 2010, a paleontologist, Svena Baba, announced the discovery of a third type of ancient man, as well as his remains of Neanderthal and Homo sapiens, in Denis' cave, in the mountains of Altai in Russia.
It was initially thought that the remains belonged to the Neanderthals, who lived in the cave for 50,000 years. However, it turned out that the man who called himself "Dennis Man" had grown up a long time ago. It's a new kind of old man.
Another discovery of Russian paleontologists concerns the appearance of life on our planet.
Scientists now believe that life evolved on Earth 3 billion years ago. But this life lasted more than 2.5 billion years, in the form of monovalent creatures.
Scientists have speculated that multicellular animals appeared only 600 million years ago, in the Idecar era. Science has not illuminated his life, leaving scientists in constant debate.
This year saw a solution to this debate, after Russian scientists discovered rare fossils containing organic traces of living creatures that had lived in Idecar times. Scientists have discovered in these fossils fragments of molecules that enter the body of multicellular creatures, but they are absent in the tissues of plants, fungi and simple animals.
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