Show Rare Fossils Given I to Princeton Museum I IThe The fossil of a fish which lived about years ago and had wing- wing like scales as Its generic Greek n name me I Indicates Is one of three I fossils presented t to the Princeton ge- ge geological I J museum by Dr Johann Klaer Kiner of ot the University of ot Oslo In Norway J These fossils are to the ordinary observer cr only faint Impressions about an Inch and a half haIt long In bits of ot rock about three Inches square but butto butto butto I to the scientist they mean that i years ago they were fish having havIng hav- hav I Ing external skeletons which h served as armor to protect the head and body much like Uke Howells dawn fish discovered ered by Prof Proto B. B F F. F Howell of at the Princeton geology department In northwestern Vermont T The e differs from the in Its scales In Its ability to move more mo more swiftly and ond flexibly and Its Us age for tor It Is perhaps perhaps perhaps per per- haps years ears younger than Its forebear Nevertheless It Is probably probably ably the oldest whole fossil specimen j I of fish In this country as It was an Impression of ot only one scale of ot the I sh which was found by Doctor How Howell L f These three fossils fount found In In the fn- fn I moua quarry In Norway now make a 0 part of ot the teaching exhibit ex ex- hibit on the evolution of ot fish in the Princeton museum Science e Sen Ser fie i |