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Oddly enough the coelacanth, otherwise known as the 'living fossil' does not look any larger than a common sea bass.— IGN Complete
During a splashy presentation Monday at the California Academy of Sciences in San Francisco, the Internet giant unveiled a feature in its Google Earth program that will allow users to swim through undersea canyons as deep as the Mariana Trench and encounter creatures like a critically endangered, prehistoric fish called the coelacanth.— Top Stories - Google News
(02 / 26 / 2009) A harbor project in Tanzania may put a population of coelacanth at risk, reports Illegal fishing estimated at $10-24B per year— Mongabay.com News
The adult coelacanth and the fish pup attract the attention of young and old alike.— Roll Call Print Edition Current Issue
Some "living fossils" such as ginkgo trees, coelacanth fish and tuatara reptiles appear virtually the same today as their ancestors, which co-existed with the dinosaurs 100m years ago, while in the African Great Lakes thousands of new species of cichlid fish have appeared within the past— Top Stories - Google News

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