Neptune grass claims title of oldest living organism
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Neptune grass claims title of oldest living organism
40 patches of Neptune grass in the Mediterranean represent the oldest living organisms in the world-- each of these patches asexually reproduced from a specimen over 12,000 years old, most likely over 100,000 years old, and possibly even as old as 200,000 years!
The Telegraph - 'Oldest living thing on earth' discovered (press release with photo)
The Telegraph - 'Oldest living thing on earth' discovered (press release with photo)
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