Looking back at Darwin's 'abominable mystery'

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The famed naturalist was haunted by one evolutionary mystery that proved too difficult for even him to solve.

https://www.unexplained-mysteries.com/news/343327/looking-back-at-darwins-abominable-mystery

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panspermia would explain it

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I thought this had been resolved by the realisation of a pre-Cretaceous origin of stem angiosperms?

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Terraforming by The Godfather who wanted to make the Earth hospitable and enjoyable for his beloved sons and daughters. Consequently within the same time dinosaurs have disappeared after the impact with the celestial object. It was all part of his plan. Otherwise we wouldn't have had a chance

Edited January 25 by qxcontinuum

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I thought the sudden doubling of the human brain 200,000 years ago was a bigger mystery. Definitely no intervention needed for that one. It just happens to all the species all the time. It's cosmic rays.

Edited January 25 by Rolci