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Atlantic Argentine (Argentinidae)
Period: Oligocene
Age: 35 million years
Region: Poland
Atlantic argentines from the family Argentinidae are fish that live in the depths of the
Atlantic and Pacific oceans. They are approximately 45 cm (1.5 feet) long and live at depths
of 145 to 545 meters (475 to 1,800 feet). The great variety in the fossil record, from the smal-
lest terrestrial and marine organisms to the largest, and life forms from the period being pre-
served literally as if in a photograph, has led to the utter collapse of the theory of evolution.
The 35-million-year-old Atlantic argentine in the picture shows that these fish have always
remained the same, despite the passage of millions of years.
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