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Published: 2009-03-11 03:49:41 +0000 UTC; Views: 3245; Favourites: 43; Downloads: 0
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Ceratodus sp., an ubiquitous prehistoric lungfish genus that appeared during the Triassic and went extinct at the end of the Cretaceous. Their closest living relative is the Australian Lungfish Neoceratodus forsteri.Related content
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Cool! Although from the preview I though that it was a Jetocetean Though! 
I loves it! 
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Ahhhh. It is a creature from Nemo Ramjet's Snaiad. It is a Whale-like creature, that uses its Second Head like a Water Jed for its own Propulsion through the Alien Seas where it Lives Though!
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Didn't have much of a tail did they. Scales are the next thing to work on, they look a bit carved in atm. But knowing you you'll have photorealistic scales by the third fish
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Have you ever seen an Australian lungfish?
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Not in real life, I don't know if there's any up my end of the country (Western Australia), will have to check. Unless there were some at AQWA and I managed to miss them
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Oh, yeah they lived in Queensland...
Western Australia? I thought this part of the country was empty!
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Far from it, just bigger with less people. Although the rest of the world generally only knows Sydney and/or Melbourne when they hear Australia
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Yes, I am from the rest of the world 
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The same goes for me! I'd like to go there once!
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