FOSSIL FISHAPODS FROM THE CANADIAN ARCTIC
Tags: Curiosity · Evolution · Research
What if a fishapod went back to the water? Here I tell the story of Qikiqtania wakei, a Tiktaalik relative and new entry among fossil fishapods from the Canadian Arctic. I explain its humerus adapted for open water swimming, the Devonian back and forth shift, and the Inuit community partnerships.
Rolly's Take
For the curious soul who finds wonder in the intersections of life, evolution, and indigenous stories. This blog reverberates with whispers of ancient waters and modern discoveries, inviting readers to recognize their own connections to the delicate dance of existence. Here, science becomes a tapestry woven with threads of history, culture, and an enduring quest for understanding.