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"WHERE FISH GREW FEET"
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Inspiring, educating and expanding the South African Palaeoheritage community.
Website of the Devonian Ecosystems Project at the Albany Museum. Home of the Waterloo Farm Lagerstätte collection, and much more. Explore our South African palaeontological treasures, including those from Waterloo Farm, the world's only known Late Devonian high palaeo-latitude vertebrate fossil deposit, which gives insight into the polar regions of the Late Devonian period. With more than 60 previously unknown species of plants, vertebrates and invertebrates housed in the collection, the Devonian Ecosystems project is a world-renowned site for Devonian ecology. Come explore. "We are fossils in the making"- Wallace Stegner supported by the Millennium Trust and Genus |
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Goodbye Diplacanthus,
Hello Angelacanthus
A new revision of "Diplacanthus acus" re-defining the specimen in a unique genus, Angelacanthus acus.
Hello Angelacanthus
A new revision of "Diplacanthus acus" re-defining the specimen in a unique genus, Angelacanthus acus.
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Home of the DEVONIAN ECOSYSTEMS PROJECT, based at the ALBANY MUSEUM, Makhanda, South Africa, located up south in the CAPE FOLD BELT.
Dedicated to studies of ecology and evolution in SOUTHWEST GONDWANA during the Devonian Period (420-360 million years ago) |



