Salamander-No reserve Reptile from the Jurassic period Origin: Western Liaoning, China Size: 22cm This is a salamander fossil specimen of significant aesthetic value, preserved within a slab of natural sedimentary rock. The specimen exhibits an elongated form, with clearly discernible anatomical structures—including the head, vertebral column, limbs, and tail—that showcase the characteristic physical traits of ancient amphibians. Salamanders belong to the order of tailed amphibians (Urodela), with an evolutionary history tracing back to the Jurassic period. Typically associated with freshwater lakes, rivers, and humid environments, they serve as vital fossil evidence for studying the evolution and paleoecology of ancient amphibians. The rock slab retains its natural geological texture, making it an excellent display piece for natural history—an ideal acquisition for paleontology enthusiasts and fossil collectors alike.