Eopelobates wagneri, Messel Frog Ankylosaurus being some 2/3 the size

being some 2/3 the size of the others

5 inches and comes with a display stand

This ray shared the seas with Ichthyosarus and Plesiosaurs

The line where each septum meets the outer shell is called the suture or suture line

Eopelobates wagneri, Messel Frog Ankylosaurus being some 2/3 the sizeConsidering that the Messel location was a series of lakes, it is remarkable that very few amphibians have been found there. Reptiles are much more common and are more typically found during excavations. Eopelobates wagneri, a Messel frog, represents one of five species of amphibians which are found at the Messel site. The Messel Pit is a no longer used quarry near the village of Messel which is located about 35 km south east of Frankfurt, Germany.