Papuan Coelacanth Could Represent a Third, New Species

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The Coelacanth is the stuff of legend – a prehistoric relic that has been rediscovered not just once, but twice in the last hundred years. The first major rebirth for the Coelacanth happened off the east coast of Africa, and then again more recently in Manado Indonesia. These two distributions represent two different species, Latimeria […]
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