Paleontologists Find Ancient Fish With Nostrils: May Have Been First Animal to Breathe Air - Science
Harajicadectes, Which Lived in Australia 380 Million Years Ago, Had Fins, Not Legs - and Apertures on Its Head That Apparently Served as Air Holes
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Source: haaretz.com