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In a museum display, a white informational card is placed in front of a fossilized specimen. The card, titled "A pond which dried up 360 million years ago," describes the fossil as a "graveyard" of fish from the Upper Old Red Sandstone rocks. It further specifies that the fish are sarcopterygians or lobe-finned fish. Below the main text, the card indicates the location as "Dura Den, Fife" and notes it was "Given by the Trustees of the Bell Pettigrew Collection, University of St Andrews G1966.39.9". A small map of Scotland with a red dot indicating Dura Den is also present on the card. The fossil itself appears to be a layered rock with dark, possibly fossilized organic material embedded within lighter colored sediment. The display is enclosed in a glass case with a dark frame.
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