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Eastmanosteus, Gogo fish

The Gogo fish, Eastmanosteus, was one of the first ever fossils extracted using acid

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This print showcases the ancient and well-preserved fossilized remains of Eastmanosteus, also known as the Gogo fish, a remarkable discovery from the waters of Australia's early Devonian period. Dating back around 395 million years, this placoderm fish, a type of armored fish, was one of the first fossils ever extracted using the groundbreaking method of acid etching. The intricately detailed skeleton, expertly captured in this studio shot, reveals the fish's unique anatomy, including its distinctive armor-like plates and bony head shield. The Eastmanosteus was discovered in the sedimentary rock formations of Western Australia, specifically in the Gogo Formation, which is rich in fossilized remains of various marine organisms. The process of extracting this fossil involved carefully applying acetic acid to the limestone rock, allowing the acid to dissolve the surrounding sediment while preserving the calcium carbonate structures of the fish's bones. This method, pioneered by Harry Tombs and his team, revolutionized the field of paleontology and allowed for the discovery of countless treasures hidden within the earth. The Eastmanosteus, with its ancient origins and fascinating anatomy, is a testament to the wonders of the natural world and the ongoing quest for knowledge about the history of life on Earth. This print serves as a beautiful reminder of the rich biodiversity that existed long ago and the importance of scientific exploration and discovery.

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