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Photo from the Smithsonian's Natural Museum of History
Defying Extinction and Celebrating the StrangeThe Tackle Box[26 February 2007] by Chris JusticeSome might say the elusive coelacanth, in spite of its primordial ugliness, has attained rock star status in the popular imagination.
The Tackle Box
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Greatly enjoyed your well written article on the Coelacanth, particularly the ‘rock star’ analogy! I have long been fascinated by this amazing creature.
In fact I have used that particular quote for my website for my musical project called: ‘CoelacanthDance’ @: http://www.dalek.ca/CoelacanthDance, with a credit/link to your article of course.
Cheers,
Steve McDonnell
aka CoelacanthDance
Comment by Steve McDonnell from Regina SK, Canada — May 11, 2007 @ 10:10 am