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    The coelacanth was believed to have gone extinct along with the dinosaurs until 1938, when one was discovered off the coast of South Africa. It was revealed that coelacanths lived around the Comoros Islands and parts of the African coast. In 1997, another type of coelacanth was found in Indonesian waters. Coelacanths live deep in the sea, usually in caves or cracks between rocks. They have ten fins which they move in a complex way to propel themselves and stay still in the water. Studies have shown that female coelacanths incubate their young in eggs inside their bodies, but details about their ecology remain unknown as only adults have been found.

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    The coelacanth was believed to have gone extinct along with the dinosaurs until 1938, when one was discovered off the coast of South Africa. It was revealed that coelacanths lived around the Comoros Islands and parts of the African coast. In 1997, another type of coelacanth was found in Indonesian waters. Coelacanths live deep in the sea, usually in caves or cracks between rocks. They have ten fins which they move in a complex way to propel themselves and stay still in the water. Studies have shown that female coelacanths incubate their young in eggs inside their bodies, but details about their ecology remain unknown as only adults have been found.

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    The coelacanth was believed to have gone extinct along with the dinosaurs until 1938, when one was discovered off the coast of South Africa. It was revealed that coelacanths lived around the Comoros Islands and parts of the African coast. In 1997, another type of coelacanth was found in Indonesian waters. Coelacanths live deep in the sea, usually in caves or cracks between rocks. They have ten fins which they move in a complex way to propel themselves and stay still in the water. Studies have shown that female coelacanths incubate their young in eggs inside their bodies, but details about their ecology remain unknown as only adults have been found.

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    Coelacanth: Pattern: Assembly Instructions: Three A4 Sheets Parts List (Pattern) :eight A4 Sheets

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    The coelacanth was believed to have gone extinct along with the dinosaurs until 1938, when one was discovered off the coast of South Africa. It was revealed that coelacanths lived around the Comoros Islands and parts of the African coast. In 1997, another type of coelacanth was found in Indonesian waters. Coelacanths live deep in the sea, usually in caves or cracks between rocks. They have ten fins which they move in a complex way to propel themselves and stay still in the water. Studies have shown that female coelacanths incubate their young in eggs inside their bodies, but details about their ecology remain unknown as only adults have been found.

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    The coelacanth is thought to have existed as far back as the Devonian period (around 380
    million years ago), having been at its prime in the Triassic period (around 250 to 200 million
    years ago). It was believed to have become extinct at the end of the Cretaceous period
    (around 70 million years ago), along with the dinosaurs and ammonites.
    However, in 1938, a live coelacanth was discovered in the sea off the coast of South Africa,
    and it was then revealed that coelacanths existed around the Comoros Islands and other
    areas of the Indian Ocean side of the African continent. In 1997 a coelacanth was found in
    Indonesian waters, and DNA analysis showed that it was a different type to the one
    discovered in Africa.
    Coelacanths live in the sea at depths of more than 150m, in caves or in cracks between
    rocks. They have ten fins which they move in a complicated way to propel themselves
    through the water and to stay still.
    It has been shown that the Comoros Island coelacanth is ovoviviparous, meaning its young
    are incubated in eggs inside the mother's body. However, so far only adult coelacanths have
    been discovered, and the details of the fish's ecology remain unknown.

    Parts list (pattern) :Eight A4 sheets


    Assembly Instructions : Three A4 sheets
    *Read the Assembly Instructions carefully in page order referring to the page numbers on the parts list.
    *It is easy to get pieces mixed up if you cut them all out at once, so just cut the pieces as you need them.
    *Red numbers are numbers of each respective part. Gray numbers are numbers of parts to be attached
    to red parts.

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