In 2013, scientists found that coelacanths are not the closest relative of four-footed amphibians and other animals. Which species is?.

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In 2013, scientists found that coelacanths are not the closest relative of four-footed amphibians and other animals. Which species is?.

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the south american lungfish is the answer

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