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Off on another venture  -  27 Sep 2008
The Gympie Times,The website Native Fish Australia says the Australian lungfish belongs to "a very ancient group Sarcopterygii (fleshy finned fishes).

Academy hosts 100 researchers, lots of kids  -  Sep 25, 2008
San Francisco Chronicle,An example of adaptive radiation is demonstrated in the new academy's "water planet" exhibit where three Australian lungfish are happily swimming.

Bob Brown leads Traveston Dam protest  -  Sep 5, 2008
The Age,..."I've told the minister there is no way he should allow the major breeding ground for the Australian Lungfish or the Mary River Turtle, or Mary River Cod,

Primordial Fish Had Rudimentary Fingers  -  Sep 22, 2008
Science Daily (press release)Together with information about fin development in sharks, paddlefish, and Australian lungfish, the scientists can now definitively conclude that fingers

Brown wants Traveston dam stopped to protect lungfish  -  Sep 7, 2008
ABC Online,Senator Brown says Traveston Crossing dam should also be scrapped to protect the Australian lungfish from extinction. "Peter Garrett has to step in and put

Parking close to home has benefits  -  Jul 28, 2008
Daily News - Galveston County,One of the more bizarre examples is the Australian lungfish. It buries itself a mud “cocoon� in dried up lake beds, with a breathing tube to the surface.

Lungfish left high and dry -  -  Apr 13, 2008
On Line opinion,...successful mitigation to ensure that a “significant impact� did not occur to the Neoceratodus forsterii, commonly known as the Australian lungfish.

Life in Cold Blood  -  Feb 11, 2008
Mirror.co.uk,...including us - since then, there are still some critters around today that resemble those first walking fish, including the Australian lungfish.

Human fingers evolved with same gene used to grow fish fins  -  Nov 2, 2007
iTWire,One of these living fish is the Australian lungfish (Neoceratodus forsteri). From the study headed by Swedish-English palaeontologist Per Ahlberg,

» Academy hunting for life to fill halls «  -  Nov 2, 2007
Examiner.comThe academy has owned an Australian lungfish since 1938, aquatic biology Chairman John mccosker said. “In 1973, if we wanted a fish, we caught one — we just

Prehistoric fish fingers revealed  -  22 Oct 2007
Natural History Museum,The small fin bones of the Australian lungfish Neoceratodus are essentially the same as fingers and toes in today's backboned land animals.

Human digits came from fish, study says  -  Oct 18, 2007
Sydney Morning Herald,The study found an almost identical pattern in the fins of the Australian lungfish, suggesting digits are the equivalent of fin bones.

Something Very Fishy Found About Human Fingers  -  Oct 19, 2007
FOX NewsResearchers studying the Australian lungfish Neoceradotus found one of its fin-sprouting genes also guides the growth of digits in land vertebrates

Thank fish for your limbs  -  Oct 19, 2007
Times of India,The scientists studied the Australian lungfish Neoceradotus and found that one of its fin-sprouting genes also guided the growth of digits in land

Conservation groups slam Traveston centre  -  Oct 10, 2007
Brisbane Times,..."The Mary River has been home to the Australian lungfish since the time of the dinosaurs, and it should not be dammed," ACF campaigner Kate Noble said.

Report to put dam on agenda  -  Oct 9, 2007
Courier Mail,Animals identified as threatened include the Australian lungfish, Mary River turtle and the Mary River cod. Concerns also were raised about leakage and the

Probe on dam just a Nationals 'stunt'  -  Aug 16, 2007
The Australian,Submissions had identified a large number of species likely to be threatened by the Traveston Dam, with concern centred on the Australian lungfish - one of

Warnings won't stop dam: Queensland govt  -  Aug 16, 2007
The Age,In its 153-page report, the committee singled out three species as being under specific threat from the damming of the Mary River - the Australian lungfish,

Dam fight hinges on environment  -  Aug 16, 2007
Courier Mail,Three species under specific threat were the Australian lungfish, Mary River turtle and Mary River cod. But Deputy Premier Anna Bligh said the inquiry was a



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Awaye!: Considers the parallels between the fight to save rock art sites in the Pilbara and the endangered Australian lungfish, a living fossil. ... - ABC Online,

Why this rock wall harms the Mary River, but the Traveston Dam ...  Sep 1, 2006
Industries and Fisheries (DPI) claims the small council-built weir is creating a “long-term barrier� to the migration of the Australian Lungfish and the ... - Sunshine Coast Daily,
Help for animals long in the tooth Jan 29, 2006
...that live there. An Australian lungfish, the loglike creature was brought full-grown to the aquarium in April 1933. Shedd says it ...
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