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Description	Limb of Tiktaalik (cast of the fossilised limb of a Tiktaalik, looking from fin towards shoulder), photographed at Science Museum, London, 2006
Date	16 May 2006
Source	http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Tik_limb_1a.jpg
Author	photographed by Richard G. Clegg, tweaked by dave souza
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