Last Updated: May 8,2008
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Last Updated: May 8,2008 Please be patient as there are many images to view |
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Amphibian Fossils
From Europe |
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Branchiosaurus sp. Amphibian
Skeleton # 1 Age - Lower Permian ( 280 million years ) Location - Pfalz, Germany Rock Formation - Niederkirchen Size - 1 3/4" ( amphibian ) Size - 4" x 3" ( matrix ) Cost - $ 90 Item # amphib/branchio1-app90 Note: This animal was pre-dinosaur. PHYLUM: Chordata CLASS: Amphibia ORDER: Temhospondyli FAMILY: Eryopidae GENUS: Branchiosaurus SPECIES: sp. FYI : This is one of the many animals that became extinct due to the cataclismic event that devastated the Earth during the Permian age where 90 % of all living animals and plants were destroyed. This epic event was more powerful then the meteorite that caused the dinosaur's extinction.. |
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Branchiosaurus sp. Amphibian
Skeleton # 3 Age - Lower Permian ( 280 million years ) Location - Pfalz, Germany Rock Formation - Niederkirchen Size - 1 3/4" ( amphibian ) Size - 2 1/2" x 2" ( matrix ) Cost - $ 90 Item # amphib/branchio3-app90 Note: This animal was pre-dinosaur. PHYLUM: Chordata CLASS: Amphibia ORDER: Temhospondyli FAMILY: Eryopidae GENUS: Branchiosaurus SPECIES: sp. FYI : This is one of the many animals that became extinct due to the cataclismic event that devastated the Earth during the Permian age where 90 % of all living animals and plants were destroyed. This epic event was more powerful then the meteorite that caused the dinosaur's extinction.. |
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Branchiosaurus sp. Amphibian
Skeleton # 7 Age - Lower Permian ( 280 million years ) Location - Pfalz, Germany Rock Formation - Niederkirchen Size - 1 1/2" ( amphibian ) Size - 4" x 2 1/2" ( matrix ) Cost - $ 85 Item # amphib/branchio7-app85 Note: This animal was pre-dinosaur. PHYLUM: Chordata CLASS: Amphibia ORDER: Temhospondyli FAMILY: Eryopidae GENUS: Branchiosaurus SPECIES: sp. FYI : This is one of the many animals that became extinct due to the cataclismic event that devastated the Earth during the Permian age where 90 % of all living animals and plants were destroyed. This epic event was more powerful then the meteorite that caused the dinosaur's extinction.. |
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Branchiosaurus sp. Amphibian
Skeleton #
11 Age - Lower Permian ( 280 million years ) Location - Pfalz, Germany Rock Formation - Niederkirchen Size - 2" ( amphibian ) Size - 3 1/4" x 3" ( matrix ) Cost - $ 95 Item # amphib/branchio11-app95 Note: This animal was pre-dinosaur. PHYLUM: Chordata CLASS: Amphibia ORDER: Temhospondyli FAMILY: Eryopidae GENUS: Branchiosaurus SPECIES: sp. FYI : This is one of the many animals that became extinct due to the cataclismic event that devastated the Earth during the Permian age where 90 % of all living animals and plants were destroyed. This epic event was more powerful then the meteorite that caused the dinosaur's extinction.. |
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From the USA
The Following Fossil Footprints PREDATE THE DINOSAURS. |
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Amphibian Tracks #
46 [ Batrachichnus plainvillensis woodworth ] Age - Pennslyvanian Location - Plainville, Massachusetts, USA. Size - 1/2" ( tracks ) Cost - $ 20 Item # amphib/battrk46-app20 This is a CONVEX SPECIMEN This track is rare and was made by an Amphibian (like a salamander of its time). They were first identified in 1900 and only a handful of these specimens are in the collections of some major museums. They may also be the first Vertebrate Footprints ever fossilized !! There is a total of 2 tracks on this plate as you can see by the pictures . |
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Amphibian Tracks #
47 [ Batrachichnus plainvillensis woodworth ] Age - Pennslyvanian Location - Plainville, Massachusetts, USA. Size - 1/2" ( tracks ) Cost - $ 20 Item # amphib/battrk47-app20 This is a CONVEX SPECIMEN This track is rare and was made by an Amphibian (like a salamander of its time). They were first identified in 1900 and only a handful of these specimens are in the collections of some major museums. They may also be the first Vertebrate Footprints ever fossilized !! There is a total of 2 tracks on this plate as you can see by the pictures . |
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Amphibian Tracks #
48 [ Batrachichnus plainvillensis woodworth ] Age - Pennslyvanian Location - Plainville, Massachusetts, USA. Size - 1/2" ( tracks ) Cost - $ 20 Item # amphib/battrk48-app20 This is a CONVEX SPECIMEN This track is rare and was made by an Amphibian (like a salamander of its time). They were first identified in 1900 and only a handful of these specimens are in the collections of some major museums. They may also be the first Vertebrate Footprints ever fossilized !! There is a total of 2 tracks on this plate as you can see by the pictures . |
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Amphibian Tracks #
49 [ Batrachichnus plainvillensis woodworth ] Age - Pennslyvanian Location - Plainville, Massachusetts, USA. Size - 1/2" ( tracks ) Cost - $ 35 Item # amphib/battrk49-app35 This is a CONVEX SPECIMEN This track is rare and was made by an Amphibian (like a salamander of its time). They were first identified in 1900 and only a handful of these specimens are in the collections of some major museums. They may also be the first Vertebrate Footprints ever fossilized !! There is a total of 6 tracks on this plate as you can see by the pictures . |
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Amphibian Tracks # 50 [ Batrachichnus plainvillensis woodworth ] Age - Pennslyvanian Location - Plainville, Massachusetts, USA. Size - 1" ( track ) & Fossil Raindrops Cost - $ 20 Item # amphib/battrk50-app20 This is a CONVEX SPECIMEN This track is rare and was made by an Amphibian (like a salamander of its time). They were first identified in 1900 and only a handful of these specimens are in the collections of some major museums. They may also be the first Vertebrate Footprints ever fossilized !! There is a total of 1 track on this plate as you can see by the pictures and on the backside of the plate are Fossil Raindrop impressions. |
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Amphibian Tracks # 51 [ Batrachichnus plainvillensis woodworth ] Age - Pennslyvanian Location - Plainville, Massachusetts, USA. Size - 1" ( track ) Cost - $ 20 Item # amphib/battrk51-app15 This is a CONVEX SPECIMEN & CONCAVE SPECIMEN These tracks are rare and were made by an Amphibian (like a salamander of its time). They were first identified in 1900 and only a handful of these specimens are in the collections of some major museums. They may also be the first Vertebrate Footprints ever fossilized !! There is a total of 1 track on this plate as you can see by the pictures |
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Amphibian
Tracks # 52 [ Batrachichnus plainvillensis woodworth ] Age - Pennslyvanian Location - Plainville, Massachusetts, USA. Size - 1" plus smaller ( tracks ) Cost - $ 15 Item # amphib/battrk52-app15 This is a CONVEX SPECIMEN These tracks are rare and were made by an Amphibian (like a salamander of its time). They were first identified in 1900 and only a handful of these specimens are in the collections of some major museums. They may also be the first Vertebrate Footprints ever fossilized !! There is a total of 2 tracks on this plate as you can see by the pictures |
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Amphibian
Tracks # 53 [ Batrachichnus plainvillensis woodworth ] Age - Pennslyvanian Location - Plainville, Massachusetts, USA. Size - 1/2" ( tracks ) Cost - $ 15 Item # amphib/battrk53-app15 This is a CONCAVE SPECIMEN These tracks are rare and were made by an Amphibian (like a salamander of its time). They were first identified in 1900 and only a handful of these specimens are in the collections of some major museums. They may also be the first Vertebrate Footprints ever fossilized !! There is a total of 2 tracks on this plate as you can see by the pictures |
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Laporuschus sp. ( Amphibian tracks ) # 41 Age - Permian Location - Seligman, Arizona USA. Formation : Coconino Sandstone Size - 1/2" ( tracks ) largest set on plate Cost - $ 35 for both plates Item # amphib/lap41-app35 Note: you get both plates as you see the front foot followed by the back foot. |
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Amphibian Fossils
From China |
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Liaoxitriton zhongjianni ( salamander) # 3 Age: Jurassic-Cretaceous Age Location: Liaoning, Province, China Size: 4 1/4 inches long |
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