Biology, asked by Rochi222222, 1 year ago

what is significance of coelcinth evolution??

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Answered by AkarshPrasar
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Coelacanths and lungfish had already diverged from a common ancestor before the lungfish made the transition to land. The vertebrate land transition is one of the most important steps in our evolutionary history. We conclude that the closest living fish to the tetrapod ancestor is the lungfish, not the coelacanth.
Answered by Sara11111111
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My Answer is:-Coelcinth and lungfish are already diverged from a comman ansector before vertebrate land transition is one of the main important step in our evolutionary history.
we conclude that the closest living fish to the tertrapod ansector is a lung fish not a CoelCinth.
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