How a fish with tiny fingers changed history

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04/10/2022 53 min
How a fish with tiny fingers changed history

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 Palaeontologist John Long found his first fossil in a Melbourne quarry as a 7 year old. He grew up to unearth new clues as to how we became  human (R)

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