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Read Article Just Like a Lot of Humans, Coelacanths are Mostly Monogamous and Don’t Mate With Relatives
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Just Like a Lot of Humans, Coelacanths are Mostly Monogamous and Don’t Mate With Relatives
Victoria McNally Victoria McNally Sep 19, 2013
Read Article Newly Sequenced Coelacanth Genome Could Provide Hints to Evolution of First Land Animals
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Newly Sequenced Coelacanth Genome Could Provide Hints to Evolution of First Land Animals
Ian Chant Ian Chant Apr 17, 2013
Read Article "Living Fossil" Coelacanth Flourishes off the Coast of Africa
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"Living Fossil" Coelacanth Flourishes off the Coast of Africa
Eric Limer Eric Limer Oct 25, 2011
Read Article Let a Lady From the Museum Of Natural History Tell You How to Preserve Prehistoric Fish for Scientific Posterity
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Let a Lady From the Museum Of Natural History Tell You How to Preserve Prehistoric Fish for Scientific Posterity
Victoria McNally Victoria McNally Jan 16, 2015
Read Article Just Like a Lot of Humans, Coelacanths are Mostly Monogamous and Don’t Mate With Relatives
Category: Science
Science
Just Like a Lot of Humans, Coelacanths are Mostly Monogamous and Don’t Mate With Relatives
Victoria McNally Victoria McNally Sep 19, 2013
Read Article Newly Sequenced Coelacanth Genome Could Provide Hints to Evolution of First Land Animals
Category: Science
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Newly Sequenced Coelacanth Genome Could Provide Hints to Evolution of First Land Animals
Ian Chant Ian Chant Apr 17, 2013
Read Article "Living Fossil" Coelacanth Flourishes off the Coast of Africa
Category: Science
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"Living Fossil" Coelacanth Flourishes off the Coast of Africa
Eric Limer Eric Limer Oct 25, 2011

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Read Article Let a Lady From the Museum Of Natural History Tell You How to Preserve Prehistoric Fish for Scientific Posterity
Category: Science
Science
Let a Lady From the Museum Of Natural History Tell You How to Preserve Prehistoric Fish for Scientific Posterity
Victoria McNally Victoria McNally Jan 16, 2015
Read Article Just Like a Lot of Humans, Coelacanths are Mostly Monogamous and Don’t Mate With Relatives
Category: Science
Science
Just Like a Lot of Humans, Coelacanths are Mostly Monogamous and Don’t Mate With Relatives
Victoria McNally Victoria McNally Sep 19, 2013
Read Article Newly Sequenced Coelacanth Genome Could Provide Hints to Evolution of First Land Animals
Category: Science
Science
Newly Sequenced Coelacanth Genome Could Provide Hints to Evolution of First Land Animals
Ian Chant Ian Chant Apr 17, 2013
Read Article "Living Fossil" Coelacanth Flourishes off the Coast of Africa
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"Living Fossil" Coelacanth Flourishes off the Coast of Africa
Eric Limer Eric Limer Oct 25, 2011

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Read Article Let a Lady From the Museum Of Natural History Tell You How to Preserve Prehistoric Fish for Scientific Posterity
Let a Lady From the Museum Of Natural History Tell You How to Preserve Prehistoric Fish for Scientific Posterity
Victoria McNally Victoria McNally Jan 16, 2015
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Read Article Just Like a Lot of Humans, Coelacanths are Mostly Monogamous and Don’t Mate With Relatives
Just Like a Lot of Humans, Coelacanths are Mostly Monogamous and Don’t Mate With Relatives
Victoria McNally Victoria McNally Sep 19, 2013
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Read Article Newly Sequenced Coelacanth Genome Could Provide Hints to Evolution of First Land Animals
Newly Sequenced Coelacanth Genome Could Provide Hints to Evolution of First Land Animals
Ian Chant Ian Chant Apr 17, 2013
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Read Article "Living Fossil" Coelacanth Flourishes off the Coast of Africa
"Living Fossil" Coelacanth Flourishes off the Coast of Africa
Eric Limer Eric Limer Oct 25, 2011