Sea Lion Vestige Toe-Nails

Extreme close-up of a Galapagos sea lion's flipper, its elongated digits tipped with small claws on gravel. loading

Vestige toe-nails still present on the flippers of sea lions are a reminder of the terrestrial mammals ancestors species from which they evolved.

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  • Ecuador
  • Evolution
  • Galapagos
  • Mammals
  • Pinnipeds
  • Sea Lions
  • South America
  • Wildlife
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