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The coelacanths were thought to have gone extinct 66 million years ago, until a living specimen belonging to the order was discovered in 1938.
The coelacanths were thought to have gone extinct 66 million years ago, until a living specimen belonging to the order was discovered in 1938.
170 million-year-old fossil Ginkgo leaves
170 million-year-old fossil Ginkgo leaves
Living Ginkgo biloba plant
Living Ginkgo biloba plant
Elephant shrews resemble the extinct Leptictidium of Eocene Europe.
Elephant shrews resemble the extinct Leptictidium of Eocene Europe.
Latimeria
Latimeria chalumnae specimen, Zoologisk Museum, Copenhagen
Latimeria chalumnae specimen, Zoologisk Museum, Copenhagen
Latimeria chalumnae model in the Oxford University Museum of Natural History, showing the coloration in life
Latimeria chalumnae model in the Oxford University Museum of Natural History, showing the coloration in life
The discovery was covered in a 1939 Daily Dispatch article
The discovery was covered in a 1939 Daily Dispatch article