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Re: Another transitional fossil found #334163 07/03/02 08:41 PM
Joined: Jul 2000 Posts: 3,223 College Park, MD A Andy W. Moderator
Andy W. Moderator A Joined: Jul 2000 Posts: 3,223 College Park, MD	Quote: Originally posted by EdwardC: Pederpes Finneyae One of the earliest land walking vertebrates has been found in the fossil record. Part of the family of Tetrapods (large salamander-like amphibians), it lived some 350 million years ago. This organism truly serves as a demarcation between aquatic and terrestrial tetrapods and may be a direct ancestor of all land-dwelling vertebrates including us. This will be my first topic of choice next time I'm trying to get some digits! I'm definetly gonna score with this one! -Andy Andy Watson '99 Silver SVT #2397\| DOB 07/29/99 Graci! American Iron Shoot Out - Event Promoter! Check it out, we need your input! Www Dot American Iron Shoot Out Dot Com

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Another transitional fossil found	EdwardC	07/03/02 07:40 PM
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Re: Another transitional fossil found	Andy W.	07/03/02 08:41 PM
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