File:Gerobatrachus with prey TQR 500.JPG
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English: Illustration of the Dissorophoidean amphibian Gerobatrachus with a newly captured dragonfly. Gerobatrachus was found in Texas, and is dated to the early Permian period, and is believed to represent a common ancestor to frogs and salamanders, which is why it 's been called "Frogamander". |
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