Environment
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New Study: Prehistoric Fishes Had Limbs and Developed Lungs, Similar to Humans
The scientific school of thought that puts prehistoric fish as a direct descendant of many, if not all, land creatures have been around for a very long time. Still, we know too little of how connected we truly are to those fishes.
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