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John A Long1, Gavin C Young, Tim Holland

  • 1Museum Victoria, P O Box 666, Melbourne, Australia 3001. jlong@museum.vic.gov.au

Nature
|October 20, 2006
PubMed
概括

一种德纪鱼化石 - - 戈戈纳索斯 (Gogonasus) - - 显示出令人惊的四足动物类特征. 这一发现重新塑造了我们对脊椎动物进化和鱼到四足动物的转变的理解.

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