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"Since 1938, many coelacanths have been caught" this clarification is enough, there is no need to mention some selected years
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it will be better to provide references which are freely accessible, remove reference added by AdrianDelmar which needs login
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then rewrite this sentence, but this is an argument employed by evolutionists
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Undo revision 495771 by Dendronicus (Talk) Coelacanths ''are'' rare and "These people" is rather dismissive
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by evolutionist scientists
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numerous > many
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information is supported by the references given, i.e. Creationontheweb and BBC
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Clarified disctinction between living and extinct species of Coelacanth, biologists' explanation of gap between fossil and living species
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"false" implies knowingly misleading
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this view held by the evolutionists has been criticized by scholars
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New page: '''Coelacanth''' is an order of fish related to lungfishes. These are lobe-finned fish and adult females are larger in size than males. The largest recorded specimen of Coelacanth was 178 ...
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