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English: The discovery site of Tiktaalik and Laccognathus embryi fossils on Ellesmere Island. Created based on images from the CIA's World Fact Book.
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2009-07-19 21:50 (UTC) |
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- derivative work: ErgoSum88 ( talk)
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This is a retouched picture, which means that it has been digitally altered from its original version. Modifications: Added words and arrow graphic. The original can be viewed here: Ellesmere_Island.svg. Modifications made by ErgoSum88.
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