| 31. | In 1938, a coelacanth was discovered off the Comoro Islands off east Africa.
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| 32. | She knew right away it was a coelacanth.
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| 33. | Coelacanth captures by fishermen are usually an accident.
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| 34. | The French biologists declared that the two fish represented two distinct species of coelacanth.
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| 35. | Approximately 80 species of coelacanth have been described, including the two extant species.
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| 36. | Coelacanths are nocturnal piscivores who feed mainly on benthic fish populations and various cephalopods.
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| 37. | Coelacanth eggs are large with only a thin layer of membrane to protect them.
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| 38. | The rebel coelacanth may have reached in length.
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| 39. | The coelacanth is something special, however.
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| 40. | She recognized it instantly as a coelacanth.
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