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which is the oldest living organism?​

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Answered by JustinSeagull23
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However, the oldest, precisely measured organism living on Earth today remains, for now, a Great Basin Bristlecone pine tree. Pando the quaking aspen and Antarctic glass sponges could be much older but their ages are assumed from indirect measurements and educated guesswork.

Answered by starlordhero1607
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The oldest known living organism is a bristlecone pine that grows in south eastern California's White Mountains, according to ecologist Christopher Earle's online database of conifers. A count of the tree's rings confirms that Methuselah, as the tree is affectionately known, is 4,841 years old

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