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  1. Brevicolis

    Guides for amphibians ?

    Hello, i wanted to ask If there are any guides for amphibians (from the rotliegend) on the Forum ? If not, i want to try to make one. What do you think about my Idea?
  2. Hello guys , I just wanted to share some pictures of my amphibian fossils with you, and also want to see what amphibian fossils forum users have in their collections 😊 . What do you think about them ? ( Branchiosaurus petrolei and Apateon pedestris are the species ) Sorry if the photos are in the wrong order, there are in total 7 individual specimen .
  3. oilshale

    Apateon pedestris MEYER, 1844

    From the album: Vertebrates

    Apateon pedestris MEYER, 1844 Early Permian Odernheim Rhineland-Palatinate Germany
  4. charlie3425

    Apateon dracyiensis from France?

    Hello everyone, I'm interested in buying this fossil salamander. It is offered as an 'Apateon dracyiensis' found in Autun, France. Is the location possible for this find? And is it possible to narrow the id to 'dracyiensis' or is it best to keep it just as a general 'pedestris'? Size is pretty small, 6 cm at most. I like the piece but... what is it? Thanx for any advice! J
  5. 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.
  6. RobFallen

    Apateon pedestris

    From the album: Robs Fossil Collection

    Apateon pedestris Age: Permian-Autunian. Location: Pfalz, Germany. Plate measures: 10.8 cm x 7 cm Body measures: 3.5 cm long.
  7. Hello everyone, I have been looking to do a bit of practice drawing and I thought why don't I try to reconstruct an animal from my fossil collection, I decided Apateon pedestrian should be fairly simple so I went with that. So far I have looked over different fossils and skeletal diagrams and tried to compare them to modern amphibians. One thing from my research that has been very inconclusive though is the skin pattern and texture of the animal. One source states that they had a regular mosaic pattern of scales which is possible considering other temnospondyls but when looking into it more the only thing I could find is another branchiosaurid, Melanerpeton which was found with a pattern on its skin although here it said nothing about scales. Does anyone know where I could find out about what they really did look like, or should I just base it off of what we know about the other branchiosaurid?
  8. References: H. Meyer (1840). Phoca ambiguua, Munster. Beitrage zur Petrefacten-Kunde 3:1-11 R. R. Schoch (2013). The evolution of major temnospondyl clades: an inclusive phylogenetic analysis. Journal of Systematic Palaeontology.
  9. Taxonomy from Werneburg 2021. Diagnosis from Werneburg 2021, p. 36ff: "The combination of following characters differs from most other branchiosaurids: (1) Very short maxilla, without contact to short jugal (persisting gap between maxilla and cheek up to adult stage, shared with Schoenfelderpeton). 22 teeth of maxilla are only few more than of premaxilla (16). (2) Parietals elongated and very narrow, like the width of frontals (shared with Schoenfelderpeton, Melanerpeton pusillum, Leptorophus raischi). (3) Prefrontal and postfrontal in contact (shared with Branchiosaurus). (4) Small orbita (shared with Schoenfelderpeton). (5) Wide intraorbital region (IOw/Sl about 0.29-0.37, shared with Branchiosaurus commentryensis, Apateon caducus and A. flagrifer). (6) Tooth base is relatively wide in earliest stage (shared with eryopiformes). (7) Parasphenoid with elongated basal plate and narrow cultriform process in adult stage (shared with Branchiosaurus salamandroides, Schoenfelderpeton, Leptorophus raischi). (8) Choana very wide in adult stage (shared with adult Apateon caducus). (9) Dentary with pleurodont dentition. (10) Hyobranchial skeleton of kontheri-type (shared with Branchiosaurus commentryensis, Apateon kontheri and A. pedestris). (11) Early ossification of exoccipital starting with skull length of 7 mm. Exoccipital relatively high, with a wide shaft, especially wide anteromedial ends and sculpture of longitudinal ridges. (12) Small growing species (shared with both species of Branchiosaurus, Apateon pedestris, A. flagrifer, Melanerpeton pusillum, and M. arnhardti)." Line drawing from Werneburg 2021, p. 66: References: Boy, J. A. (1972) Die Branchiosaurier (Amphibia) des saarpfälzischen Rotliegenden (Perm, SW-Deutschland). – Hessisches Landesamt für Bodenforschung, 65: 1-137. Werneburg, R. (2021) Morphology, Ontogeny and Variation of the Branchiosaurid Apateon dracyiensis from the Rotliegend (Lower Permian) Cabarz Quarry in the Thuringian Forest basin, Germany. Semana 36, p. 51-86.
  10. 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
  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. hauyn888

    Branchiosaurus-Apateon (9).jpg

    From the album: Branchiosauridae 2

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

    Branchiosaurus-Apateon (9).jpg

    From the album: Branchiosauridae 2

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

    Branchiosaurus-Apateon (9).jpg

    From the album: Branchiosauridae 2

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

    Branchiosaurus-Apateon (9).jpg

    From the album: Branchiosauridae 2

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

    Branchiosaurus-Apateon (9).jpg

    From the album: Branchiosauridae 2

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

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