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Darko Manevski

A Lobe-ly Find: World’s Oldest Brain Discovered In The Remains Of Ancient Three-Eyed Prawn

The world's oldest brain has been found in the remains of a three eyed prawn that swam the oceans more than half a billion years ago. (Simon Galloway, SWNS/Zenger)

The world’s oldest brain has been found in the remains of a three eyed prawn that swam the oceans more than half a billion years ago.

Its complete central nervous system is still visible – providing unprecedented insights into the ancestors of insects, spiders and crustaceans.

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