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This Prehistoric Fish Was Declared Extinct for 60 Million Years— And It’s Still Alive Today
For decades, the coelacanthexisted only in fossil records—until one turned up in a South African fishing net. It was 1938 ...
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60 Million Years Ago 'Monster' Penguins the Size of an Average Human Dominated New Zealand’s Seas
Million Years Ago 'Monster' Penguins the Size of an Average Human Dominated New Zealand’s Seas Sixty million years ago, a ...
Coelacanth: World's oldest fish rediscovered after being lost for 60 million years
The coelacanth, a 400-million-year-old ancient fish, was assumed to be extinct until its rediscovery in 1938, revealing the ...
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World’s oldest fish was presumed extinct for 60 million years before being rediscovered
Researchers classify the coelacanth under the group Sarcopterygii, which include the earliest ancestors of amphibians, reptiles, and mammals.
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60 Million Years
Some believe it formed due to a meteorite impact 60 million years ago, citing the presence of shocked quartz crystals. Others argue that underground salt deposits pushed upward, creating the ...
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Birth of the Himalaya
What ultimately formed Mt. Everest, about 60 million years ago, was the rapid movement of India northward toward the continent of EuroAsia; Click here for a present-day map of the Indian subcontinent.
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Active 60 million years ago, Paul Murton sits in centre of an ancient volcano with geologist Alan McKirdy
The volcano was around 6 kilometres across and part of a wider network.
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From land to sea: mystery of penguin evolution and how they adapt to the cold
Researchers on Tuesday offered the most thorough examination to date of the history of penguins dating back to their origins more than 60 million years ago, including identifying a suite of genes ...