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Discover the incredible find of a 249 million-year-old coelacanth fossil in China, named Whiteia anniae.
This ancient fish from the Early Triassic period shakes up our understanding of coelacanth evolution.
Unearthed in Maoshankou, it expands the geographic range of the Whiteia genus and bridges gaps between small and large species.
Coelacanths, known for surviving multiple extinction events, have fascinated scientists with their unique anatomy.
This new species highlights their diversity and resilience, offering clues to how they adapted over hundreds of millions of years.
Join us as we explore the paleontological significance of this discovery from Scientific Reports.
Learn about coelacanth history, their 'conservative' morphology, and why this find is a game-changer.
Perfect for fans of fossils, ancient creatures, and evolutionary biology.