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A new fossil discovery in Australia has revealed an ancient fish named Harajicadectes zhumini that could breathe air. The fish belonged to the group of lobe-finned fishes that gave rise to the first land animals. Learn more about this fascinating fish and its adaptation to low-oxygen environments.

Harajicadectes, Which Lived in Australia 380 Million Years Ago, Had Fins, Not Legs - and Apertures on Its Head That Apparently Served as Air Holes

An ancient, fossilised fish that probably breathed through holes on the top of its head has been discovered in remote Australia.

An extinct lobe-finned fish, a sleek species with large canines and bony scales from the Middle-Late Devonian period, which lasted for about 380 million years has been discovered in Australia.In the...

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More than 380 million years ago, a sleek, air-breathing predatory fish patrolled the rivers of central Australia.

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Named Harajicadectes zhumini, it had bony scales, fangs, gills, and breathed air.

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