Chelotriton Salamander

Product description

A rare Salamander, Chelotriton paradoxus (Pomel 1835), from the Gacko Formation, Gracanica, Bosnia. It dates from the early to middle Miocene Period, and is 23 - 16 million years old. Chelotriton is an extinct genus of an amphibian Salamander, which led a mainly aquatic life. These are extremely difficult to find articulated, and are normally found as small pieces. This is an exceptional fossil in this condition. Size Matrix: 22 cm x 15 cm & Salamander 23 cm long. Ships from our Madrid Office fully tracked. (MADS3)