| Display title | Tetrapods Came from the Ocean |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | It's widely known that the scientific consensus on the origins of tetrapods, is that they evolved from fish. It's also widely known that the ocean is largest region where fish are found. This trope is a fish coming onto land on a beach from a large mass of water, presumably from the ocean. This portraying evolution, or a gag based on evolution, incorrectly. Tetrapods probably came from fresh water[1] Hence why amphibians, the intermediate evolutionary step between other tetrapods, live in fresh water for at least part of their life cycle. |