Early Cretaceous frog remains from the Okurodani Formation, Tetori Group, Japan

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概要

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• The Early Cretaceous Okurodani Formation, Tetori Group, near Shokawa village, Gifu Prefecture, Japan, has yielded a mixed assemblage of terrestrial and aquatic small vertebrates, including the fragmentary remains of a frog (ilium, vertebra) and a salamander (vertebra). These are the first Mesozoic lissamphibians recorded from Japan, and some of the oldest from Asia. The ilium is of rather primitive form and suggests a frog of basal grade, that is outside the Discoglossanura.

• 日本古生物学会の論文
• 1998-12-30

著者

• Evans Susan

  Department of Anatomy & Developmental Biology University College London

• Evans Susan

  Department Of Anatomy And Developmental Biology University College London

• MANABE MAKOTO

  Natural History Institute, National Science Museum

• Manabe Makoto

  Natural History Institute National Science Museum

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