A rare amphibian mortality plate, featuring two specimens of the species Apateon pedestris. Dating back to the early Permian era in Germany, these small amphibians endured the challenges of their environment, including the occasional drying of their watery habitats, which ultimately led to their preservation in this stunning fossil plate. Upon closer examination, intricate details emerge, revealing their delicate bones and other anatomical features, offering a glimpse into the minutiae of their existence. These specimens are 100% natural, devoid of any restoration or artificial coloring. The plate has been meticulously assembled, adhering each component without alteration, and reinforced with fiberglass on the reverse side to ensure structural stability. Plate: 30x24 cm Specimens: 9 cm & 6,5 cm approx.