Lot 1634
Three Primitive Amphibians. Discosauriscus pulcmerismus was an early 260 million year old amphibian unrelated to modern amphibians that somewhat resembled a salamander with a huge head and rough scaly skin. It was an active predator in lakes and shallow pools. This 13 x 11 inch plate features one 8 inch long specimen from the ventral position showing rows of small sharp teeth and one 7 inch specimen with a dorsal view showing the solid bony skull. Also on the same slab is a ventral view 6 inch long Microperpetron amphibian showing some teeth. These museum quality specimens were found in a quarry near Letovice, Czech Republic.
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Estimated Value $2,350 - 3,000.
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