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Blinking in mudskipper fish — an evolution independent from fish ancestors of humans — suggests that blinking may be among traits that evolved for transition from water to land : r/science

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Complete specimen of E. watsoni MHNM 06-2067, with close-up views

Seton Hill University - Forward Magazine - Spring/Summer 2023 by

A blinking fish reveals clues to how our ancestors evolved from

Evolution took place in the order: fish to amphibians to reptiles

Blinking fish sheds light on how first animals evolved to live on land

Meet the Mudskippers: The Blinking Fish That Hold the Clue to How

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Comparative anatomy of pectoral limb endoskeleton and humerus of

Complete specimen of E. watsoni MHNM 06-2067 a, Complete specimen

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