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Fig. 7 in The first Jurassic coelacanth from Switzerland

Fig. 7 Photographs of two latimeriid coelacanths from the Upper Jurassic of Germany showing the body outline and caudal fin with a prominent supplementary caudal lobe. A Specimen of Libys sp. (no collection number) exposed in the permanent exhibition of the BÜrgermeister-MÜller-Museum, Solnhofen, Germany. It is worth noting that this specimen is labeled as Holophagus, but the morphological characteristics (e.g., a sensory canal opening through a large groove crossed by pillars) and the meristic clearly indicate that this specimen belongs to the genus Libys. B Undina penicillata (BSM 1870 XIV 22)

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8
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4
Access
20
Reuse readiness
8
Engagement
0

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