A professional paleontologist has identified a new species of coelacanth from 100 million - year - old fossil remains found in the fossil - rich Duck Creek Formation,... (sci-news.com)
«The specimen is the first coelacanth in Texas from the Cretaceous,» Graf said. (sci-news.com)
This indicates that the living coelacanth evolved its symmetry. (newscientist.com)