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360-Million-Year-Old Fossils of Giant Predatory Fish Found in South Africa

360-Million-Year-Old Fossils of Giant Predatory Fish Found in South Africa
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Massive prehistoric fish discovered over 37 years by scientist in Makhanda

The discovery of remains of a lobe-finned fish, excavated by hand by Albany Museum and Rhodes University s Dr Rob Gess, was published in a paper this week.

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Fossilised bones of prehistoric 3-metre fish discovered

Hyneria udlezinye lived 360 million years ago during the period known as the Devonian and its existence is now known thanks to a prehistoric jigsaw puzzle that took 37 years to piece together.

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Researchers find the oldest heart in vertebrates using X-rays and neutrons

Researchers find the oldest heart in vertebrates using X-rays and neutrons
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Oldest Fossilized Heart Ever Found is 380 Million Years Old

The oldest fossilized heart has been found in a prehistoric fish fossil in Western Australia and dates to 380 million years.

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