A coelacanth. http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/science/nature/6925784.stm
Jawless Entelognathus primordialis is the most ancient fish.
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Well, the fish is a Christian symbol which got it's origin after Jesus was ascended into Heaven.=====================================================Answer: I guess you are asking about the ancient Egyptian hieroglyph showing a fish (B64 in the British Museum system, K1 in the Gardiner classification).This sign can have several functions:as an abbreviation for the word "fish", it stands alone and is followed by a short, thin vertical strokeas a determinative, it follows the names of many different species of fish in the ancient Egyptian language (in these cases it has no sound value and serves only to identify the kind of word being written)as a phoneme (sound sign) it has the value in, where the i is a consonant not found in English. It can therefore form part of the spelling of words such as inH "surround", another inH "eyebrows", int "valley", inty"hinder", inm "skin", insy "bright red linen", in "ropes of a ship", inst "calf of the leg", inhmn "pomegranate" and many more.
they jumped into the water and caught themm with their bare hands
I believe the answer is a coelacanth. An ancient fish known long ago in the prehestoric times, it was thought to be extinct, but lo and behold, this fish was pulled out of water, and more still exist today. I hope that's what you were looking for.
the fish is coelocanth
Coregonus fera, is a type of fresh water fish which is presumed extinct (this is disputed by some). The fish was endemic to Lake Geneva in Switzerland, and was still around in 1950, but unable to be found by 1958. Some fish of the Coregonus genus are referred to as fera, but they are not true fera.
Jawless fish are Phylum Chordata, they are also known as paraphyletic, they still are around today.
No, a lamprey is not an amphibian. A lamprey is a fish, more specifically a jawless fish. It is one of the earliest forms of fish that is still alive today.
Since the question does not specify what the ancient telephone with, I shall compare it to a fish. The 5 differences between an ancient telephone and a fish are: The ancient telephone was a man-made device, the fish is not. The ancient telephone was used for communication, the fish is not. The ancient telephone can survive longer outside of water, a fish cannot. The ancient telephone was not alive, a fish is. The ancient telephone had a mouthpiece, a fish has a mouth.
only the cheap stuff does nowadays
It is gone.
they still use olives, grapes, and fish. they also still use pork, and wine in their daily food and beverages.
fish meat is having good nutrual oil carbohydrates proteins and still more.
There is no evidence to say that the poor of ancient Egypt did not fish.
Many still do. Most reptiles, opossums, and many others. Crocodilians have been around since the dinosaurs, and even a fish, called the coelocanth, which was thought to be long extinct, was found to still exist today.