What came last? A. Coelacanth B. Teleosts C. Lung fish D. Gar

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asked Aug 16, 2021 11.1k views

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What came last?
A. Coelacanth
B. Teleosts
C. Lung fish
D. Gar

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Teleost is what came last

Chris Hawkins answered Aug 21, 2021

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