J567 - Museum Grade Rare Jeholotriton paradoxus - Primitive Jurassic Salamander - Daohugou Beds Phalagnostus prantli Bonaparte 1999

Bonaparte 1999

: T233DESCRIPTION: Top beautiful specimen

subequal lingal and labial surfaces bearing verticals striations that are more numerous on the lingual face and developed only on the two thirds of the crown height

58g Witnessed Meteorite

an expanded rosette of teeth

J567 - Museum Grade Rare Jeholotriton paradoxus - Primitive Jurassic Salamander - Daohugou Beds Phalagnostus prantli Bonaparte 1999Jeholotriton is a genus of primitive, neotenic (retaining larval features) salamanders from the Middle Late Jurassic (approx. 164155 Ma) of Inner Mongolia, China. Found in the Daohugou Beds, it is a key fossil for early urodele evolution, with specimens often showing well preserved, soft tissue impressions, short limbs, and 16 17 presacral vertebrae. Key Details of Jeholotriton paradoxus: Age and Location: Primarily found in the Daohugou Bed, which is