Ancient Fish Fossil Reveals Transitional Link From Fins To Hands

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All tetrapods are believed to have evolved from crocodile-like Elpistostege watsoni fish that inhabited Earth during the Devonian period (Credit: Katrina Kenny/CC-BY-SA 2.0/The Conversation)

Researchers have long believed that all four-limbed animals or tetrapods, a group that includes amphibians, reptiles, and mammals, evolved from an ancient group of fish known as Elpistostege watsoni, which lived between 416 million and 358 million years ago, during the Devonian Period.

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  • ninjasforever
    ninjasforever약 5년
    Really strange fossil but still cool!
    • v-dragon8
      v-dragon8약 5년
      Tonight I'm gonna have to comfort myself be repeating over and over again, "It's just a fossil. It's just a fossil." ;P
    • nonopro
      nonopro약 5년
      that creepy and cool
      • nessr12345
        nessr12345약 5년
        that is awesome I am new too, so how do you get points? anyways so awesome! and kind of creepy!
        • king1294
          king1294약 5년
          that pretty cool and weird why should a fish have hands
          • v-dragon8
            v-dragon8약 5년
            Because if that fish hadn't had hands, us humans wouldn't have hands, "bruh,".
          • ninja20476
            ninja20476약 5년
            this one cool fish
            • mememaster1
              mememaster1약 5년
              to circusbabylover you get points by reading the articals i think...
              • circusbabylover
                circusbabylover약 5년
                I think this is a cartoon right? It looks realistic! And um...weird question but how do ya get points? Sorry I am new here and I saw points and I didn't know how to get them so...anyways! I love the video and it is so cool!
                • raphi
                  raphi약 5년
                  Amazing
                  • blueballoon
                    blueballoon약 5년
                    I happy that is just a fosil, but its super cool!

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