Contoh yang ditemukan di Manado ter

Contoh yang ditemukan di Manado tersebut kemudian dicari di alam dan berkat bantuan seorang nelayan setempat kemudian berhasil ditemukan hidup-hidup di habitat alaminya, yaitu perairan Pulau Manado Tua, di utara pesisir Sulawesi Utara. Karena ukurannya yang besar, masyarakat di sekitar Manado Tua mengenal ikan ini dengan nama Raja Laut. Ikan ini kemudian diberi nama ilmiah Latimeria menadoensis. Berdasarkan tes DNA, memang populasi di Sulawesi berbeda spesies dengan yang di Afrika. Dengan demikian, ke dua spesies Latimeria ini merupakan sisa dari kelompok yang pada zaman purba di bumi sangat beragam spesiesnya, dan hampir seluruhnya punah pada akhir masa Cretaceous, lebih dari 60 juta tahun lampau. Tampaknya spesies ini hidup pada gua-gua vulkanik pada kedalaman 100 m di bawah permukaan laut.

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Examples are found in Manado is then searched in nature and thanks to the help of a local fishermen later found alive in its natural habitat, that the waters of the island of Manado Tua, on the northern coast of North Sulawesi. Because of its large size, the community around Manado Tua knows this fish with a King's name seas. The fish is then given the scientific name Latimeria menadoensis. Based on DNA testing, it is indeed a different species in Sulawesi's population with that of Africa. Thus, to the two species Latimeria is a remnant of a group that in ancient times the Earth very diverse species, and almost entirely extinct in the late Cretaceous period, more than 60 million years ago. It seems that the species lived in the volcanic caves at a depth of 100 m below sea level.

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Examples are found in Manado is then searched in nature and thanks to the help of a local fisherman later found alive in its natural habitat, the waters of Manado Tua Island, in the northern coast of North Sulawesi. Because of its large size, people around Manado Tua know the fish with the name of the Sea King. The fish are then given the scientific name Latimeria menadoensis. Based on DNA testing, indeed the population in Sulawesi species is different to that in Africa. Thus, for these two species Latimeria is the remnant of a group that in ancient times the earth is very diverse species, and almost entirely extinct in the late Cretaceous period, more than 60 million years ago. It seems that these species live in the volcanic caves at a depth of 100 m below sea level.