The lungfish is a fascinating freshwater fish. It possesses both gills and lungs. This adaptation allows it to survive in low-oxygen environments. Lungfish are found in Africa, South America, and Australia. They can breathe air and aestivate during dry periods. Their unique biology makes them a subject of interest in evolutionary studies. They are a vital part of their ecosystems.
Researchers at Flinders University utilized advanced imaging techniques to analyze the 380-million-year-old fossil fish Koharalepis jarviki discovered in Antarctica. The study of its remarkably preserved braincase revealed new...
