(1997), although not all aspects of the skull were clear then even from the three specimens. In 2005 Long led another expedition back to Gogo and on July 11 one of the team members, Dr Tim Senden from the Australian National University, found a very well-preserved skeleton of Gogonasus, containing almost the complete fish down to the tip of the tail.
In 1997, despite limited information about the skull from three specimens, in 2005, Long led another expedition to Gogo where Dr Tim Senden, a member of the team from the Australian National University, discovered a well-preserved skeleton of Gogonasus. This discovery was complete and included the fish's tail.