Sphere-shaped “biomorphs” — crystalline objects made abiotically through chemical reactions — can closely resemble microfossils. Such biomorphs are more likely to be preserved in rocks than fossils of microorganisms, researchers say.
C. Nims
Sphere-shaped “biomorphs” — crystalline objects made abiotically through chemical reactions — can closely resemble microfossils. Such biomorphs are more likely to be preserved in rocks than fossils of microorganisms, researchers say.
C. Nims