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The Coelacanth might be the ancestor of all the four legged amphibians. In the Coelacanth, the nostrils are linked to the mouth cavity and the fish can therefore use them to breath. Another interesting feature is the fact that the pectoral and ventral fins of this fish looks almost like four simple legs.
