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Underwhelming Fossil Fish of the Month March 2018 » Palaeo reconstruction by an up and coming palaeo artist with this distinctive style. Macropoma mantelli showing where the Grant Museum fossil may have been in life position (or not)

Palaeo reconstruction by an up and coming palaeo artist with this distinctive style. Macropoma mantelli showing where the Grant Museum fossil may have been in life position (or not)
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Palaeo reconstruction by an up and coming palaeo artist with this distinctive style. Macropoma mantelli showing where the Grant Museum fossil may have been in life position (or not)

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