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380-Million-Year-Old Antarctic Fish Reveals Clues to How Life First Walked on Land

Advanced neutron imaging of Koharalepis jarviki fossil uncovers brain features and air-gulping adaptations that helped ancient fish transition from water to land.

380-Million-Year-Old Antarctic Fish Reveals Clues to How Life First Walked on Land
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