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  1. charlie3425

    Apateon

    I have three specimens of Apateon fossils in my collection. They are all from the Niederhausen region in Germany. Two of them are supposed to be Apateon pedestris, the third (the litlle fat one) is a Branchiosaurus Petrolei. But, Petrolei is an obsolete name and identical to pedestris, am I correct? Thanx for any feedback.
  2. Hello Fossil Folks, I am considering bidding on the below Branchiosaurus (Apateon pedestris) specimen. Description says it is from the Permian Period (c. 290.1–283.5 Ma)—recovered in Germany. What is your take on the (1) authenticity and (2) prep work? If you have seen similar specimens, how does this one compare in terms of overall quality? Thanks, Robert
  3. hauyn888

    Collection (3).jpg

    From the album: Collection Showroom

    Permian fossils on the wall Paramblypterus, Acanthodes, Branchiosaurier, below trilobites in 3D from Steinsberg, Quarry Ruppachtal - Devon
  4. hauyn888

    unknown Branchiosaurus/ Apateon

    Hello everybody, for years, I have an exhibit in my collection that I suspect is a large branchiosaur or apateon. In the attached photos of 2 wonderful finds( 2 times a lucky hit !!) from Apateon from the same fund layer one recognizes the difference in size clearly, on the back of the dolomitized lime clay stone is a skull fragment, the tip of a micromelerpeton .... also this individual was of the skull proportions smaller than "the Unknown". What then could this fossil be? -a new kind, perhaps? Unfortunately I know of A. caducus no originals or reference photos. The guy looks just like a normal Apateon pedestris but is as big as a Micromelerpeton credneri ... ??? Who has an idea or perhaps knows this amphib? I look forward to your answers - thanks Description: Location: Kalkbank von Callbach Permo-Carboniferous Underperm 290 million years Meisenheim Formation Odernheimer subformation Length of skull - pelvis 7 cm Length of tail 4 cm available ....
  5. hauyn888

    Apateon , Branchiosaurus

    here are some of my small amphibian individuals called Apateon or Branchiosaurus. They had been found in Rhineland- Pallatinate, Germany, when the digging was allowed. All specimen had been found before 1986 in different locations but all are permian age: 280 - 270 Mio years
  6. hauyn888

    Branchiosaurus-Apateon (9).jpg

    From the album: Branchiosauridae 2

    Branchiosauridae from div. locations Rhineland pallatinate Germany 270 -285 Mio years
  7. hauyn888

    Branchiosaurus-Apateon (9).jpg

    From the album: Branchiosauridae 2

    Branchiosauridae from div. locations Rhineland pallatinate Germany 270 -285 Mio years
  8. hauyn888

    Branchiosaurus-Apateon (9).jpg

    From the album: Branchiosauridae 2

    Branchiosauridae from div. locations Rhineland pallatinate Germany 270 -285 Mio years
  9. hauyn888

    Branchiosaurus-Apateon (9).jpg

    From the album: Branchiosauridae 2

    Branchiosauridae from div. locations Rhineland pallatinate Germany 270 -285 Mio years
  10. hauyn888

    Branchiosaurus-Apateon (9).jpg

    From the album: Branchiosauridae 2

    Branchiosauridae from div. locations Rhineland pallatinate Germany 270 -285 Mio years
  11. hauyn888

    Branchiosaurus-Apateon (9).jpg

    From the album: Branchiosauridae 2

    Branchiosauridae from div. locations Rhineland pallatinate Germany 270 -285 Mio years
  12. hauyn888

    Branchiosaurus-Apateon (9).jpg

    From the album: Branchiosauridae 2

    Branchiosauridae from div. locations Rhineland pallatinate Germany 270 -285 Mio years
  13. hauyn888

    Branchiosaurus-Apateon (9).jpg

    From the album: Branchiosauridae 2

    Branchiosauridae from div. locations Rhineland pallatinate Germany 270 -285 Mio years
  14. hauyn888

    Branchiosaurus-Apateon (9).jpg

    From the album: Branchiosauridae 2

    Branchiosauridae from div. locations Rhineland pallatinate Germany 270 -285 Mio years
  15. hauyn888

    Branchiosaurus-Apateon (9).jpg

    From the album: Branchiosauridae 2

    Branchiosauridae from div. locations Rhineland pallatinate Germany 270 -285 Mio years
  16. From the album: Amphibians

    301 - 280 mya (Permian) Odernheimer Kalkbank formation Odernheim am Glan, Germany 3.4 inches excluding slab
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