Australia: fish fossil from dinosaur age found
SA couple finds rare fish fossil in outback Qld. It is claimed a pair of amateur fossil hunters has found a genus of fish from the dinosaur era with the head of a swordfish and teeth that stick out like mini-tusks.
Amateurs unearth rare fish fossil
IT lived more than 100 million years ago, swimming in the southern ocean when Australia was effectively a polar continent. At two metres long with large blade-like teeth, it was an impressive carnivore, something of a cross between a
Fish fossil is 'mother of all tetrapods'
An ancient fish fossil is the missing link between animal life in the seas and on land, say Australian scientists
Ancient Fish Fossil May Rewrite Story of Animal Evolution
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Fish fossil a real catch - ABC Kimberley WA
The Kimberley's ancient fossil fish
Ancient Fish Fossil May Rewrite Story of Animal Evolution
but the fossil record of how it occurred is still incomplete. can be traced much further back in "fishy looking" fish than had been previously known, "They were just cunningly disguised in the fossil record by their more
King Dunkle
Telegraph - This fish was king when it came to the crunch. Even Jaws would have turned tail if he’d met this prehistoric snapper, which today is revealed to have the biggest and meanest bite of any known living or fossil fish.
The Gogonasus Fish Fossil Discovory
Dr. John Long discovered the Gogonasus fish fossils! Fossils of the fish's fossils may just be from another era. Discovered one or two years ago. Found in western Australia. It may be the key to evolutionary history. Gogonasus_fish_2
Ancient fish fossil fills evolutionary gap: Scientists
Sydney: A 380 million-year-old fossil has filled a gap in understanding how fish evolved into the first land animals, Australian scientists said Thursday. The perfectly preserved skeleton has revealed that fish developed
Fish Fossil
Gogonasus_fish_1 Last week scientist John Long discovered a gogonasus fish fossil in western Australia. Gogonasus means "snout from Gogo". This is the most preserved skull of a gagonasus. This fish is believed to have grown legs and
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