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7+ hour, 15+ min ago (195+ words) Fossils reveal oldest known vertebrates had four eyes'chronicle-tribune.com Artist's reconstruction of the oldest known vertebrate's four eyes. (Xiangtong Lei & Sihang Zhang via SWNS) Fossil specimen of a myllokunmingid, the oldest known vertebrate, preserving two large lateral eyes and two…...