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Buried Antarctic ‘supermountains’ tied to the explosion of complex life (Tiny ancient rocks suggest Gondwana built a colossal mountain range about 600 million years ago — a lost landscape now buried under Antarctic ice that helped set the stage for all modern complex life.)

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