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Gogo Fish! Story of the Wa State Fossil Emblem

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Gogo Fish! Story of the Wa State Fossil Emblem

In July 1986, a 375 million-year old fossil fish was found in the Kimberley region of Western Australia. The campaign of a Perth primary school helped to make this fish the Western Australian State Fossil Emblem. This is the story of Dr John Long’s discovery of the Gogo Fish, the campaign, and a glimpse into the fascinating world of a Devonian reef.

IllustratorJill Ruse
FormatPaperback
ISBN9781920843083
Published5/04/2005
Price Per CopyRRP $9.95
1–9 copies$8.95
10–19 copies$8.45
20+ copies$7.96
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John Long

John Long grew up in Melbourne and began collecting fossils when he was seven. He found his first dinosaur bones near Inverloch, Victoria, when he was a university student. He worked as a palaeontologist in Canberra, Tasmania and WA. Today he lives in Perth and works at the WA Museum. He is the author of several books for adults and children including Dinosaurs of Australia and other animals of the Mesozoic Era, Reed Books 1990, and Dinosaur Dealers, Allen & Unwin 2002.

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