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,In the Beginning, There Was Fire: Cuatro Ciénegas Basin (CCB) and the Long History of Life on Earth period at the end of the Precambrian changed the nutritional equation, opening an unchartered niche of high phosphate (PO.) levels to the early eukaryotes in the Ediacaran, thus allowing the evolution of animals, plants, and fungi. We also suggest that the microbial communities present along the sh