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Despite its small size, the specimen preserves a fully formed Weberian apparatus, the chain of bones that links a fish’s swim ...
The specimen, studied by researchers at Western University, the Royal Tyrrell Museum of Palaeontology and international collaborators, is a skeleton of a fish about 4 cm long from the Late Cretaceous ...
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