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- Avalon_explosion comment "The Avalon explosion (named from the Precambrian fauna of the Avalon Peninsula) is a proposed evolutionary event in the history of the Metazoa. It is the equivalent of the Cambrian explosion for the Ediacaran biota, and it happened around 33 million years earlier, (about 575 million years ago).Trace fossils of these Avalon organisms have been found worldwide, and represent the earliest known complex multicellular organisms. Avalon explosion is also called the Ediacara biota radiated event.".