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Tetrapod Collection (#13)

"Tetrapods: A Diverse World of Animal Wonders" The Eurasian lynx, with its piercing eyes and majestic presence, roams the Alpine Zoo in Innsbruck, Austria

Background imageTetrapod Collection: Red deer (Cervus elaphus) in autumn, Bavaria, Bavaria, Germany, Europe

Red deer (Cervus elaphus) in autumn, Bavaria, Bavaria, Germany, Europe

Background imageTetrapod Collection: Eurasian Bittern or Great Bittern (Botaurus stellaris) in the snow, with reflection in the water

Eurasian Bittern or Great Bittern (Botaurus stellaris) in the snow, with reflection in the water

Background imageTetrapod Collection: Common buzzards (Buteo buteo) in dispute over a brown hare, Allgaeu region, Bavaria, Germany, Europe

Common buzzards (Buteo buteo) in dispute over a brown hare, Allgaeu region, Bavaria, Germany, Europe

Background imageTetrapod Collection: Cormorant colony (Phalacrocorax) on the beach, Monkey Mia, Shark Bay, Western Australia, Australia

Cormorant colony (Phalacrocorax) on the beach, Monkey Mia, Shark Bay, Western Australia, Australia

Background imageTetrapod Collection: Model of prehistoric Westlothiana lizziae tetrapod

Model of prehistoric Westlothiana lizziae tetrapod

Background imageTetrapod Collection: Dimorphodon macronyx, pterosaur fossil C016 / 5031

Dimorphodon macronyx, pterosaur fossil C016 / 5031
Dimorphodon macronyx, pterosaur fossil. This specimen shows the skull and lower jaw of this giant flying reptile (pterosaur) that lived during the Lower Jurassic period

Background imageTetrapod Collection: Benthosuchus amphibian skull C013 / 6676

Benthosuchus amphibian skull C013 / 6676
Fossil skull of the prehistoric amphibian Benthosuchus sushkini. This extinct animal lived in rivers during the Triassic period, around 230 million years ago

Background imageTetrapod Collection: Rhamphorhynchus

Rhamphorhynchus
A model of the Rhamphorhynchus, a Pterosaur, an extinct giant flying reptile. They lived around 150 million years ago during the Jurassic period

Background imageTetrapod Collection: Restoration of lifesize Dimetrodon an extinct predatory synapsid pelycosaur reptile from

Restoration of lifesize Dimetrodon an extinct predatory synapsid pelycosaur reptile from the Permian period
MAB-827 Restoration of lifesize Dimetrodon an extinct predatory synapsid pelycosaur reptile from the Permian period Fossils have been found in Europe and North America

Background imageTetrapod Collection: Ambulocetus, whale precursor, artwork

Ambulocetus, whale precursor, artwork
Ambulocetus pair swimming, artwork. Ambulocetus, meaning walking whale, lived during the Early Eocene (50 million years ago)

Background imageTetrapod Collection: Diplocaulus prehistoric amphibian

Diplocaulus prehistoric amphibian, artwork. This extinct genus of amphibians lived around 270 million years ago (late Permian period)

Background imageTetrapod Collection: Early tetrapods

Early tetrapods
Tetrapods. Computer artwork of three tetrapods swimming. The first tetrapods evolved from lobe- finned fish in the late Devonian period, about 360 million years ago

Background imageTetrapod Collection: Diplocaulus prehistoric amphibians

Diplocaulus prehistoric amphibians. Artwork showing Diplocaulus amphibians next to a pond. This extinct genus lived around 270 million years ago (late Permian period)

Background imageTetrapod Collection: Tiktaalik prehistoric fish, artwork

Tiktaalik prehistoric fish, artwork
Tiktaalik roseae, computer artwork. This extinct lobe-finned fish lived during the Late Devonian period (375 million years ago). A Tiktaalik roseae fossil was found in the Canadian Arctic in 2004

Background imageTetrapod Collection: Ichthyostega, artwork

Ichthyostega, artwork
Ichthyostega. Computer artwork of an Ichthyostega around 350 million years ago during the Late Devonian period, in what is now the Canadian Arctic

Background imageTetrapod Collection: Prehistoric pond, artwork

Prehistoric pond, artwork
Prehistoric pond. Computer artwork of life in and around a freshwater pond during the Upper Devonian period (around 360 million years ago). In the foreground are two Ichthyostega tetrapods

Background imageTetrapod Collection: Mutated eastern newt

Mutated eastern newt. Eastern newt (Notophthalmus viridescens) with a deformed left hind leg and an extra hind leg (upper right)




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"Tetrapods: A Diverse World of Animal Wonders" The Eurasian lynx, with its piercing eyes and majestic presence, roams the Alpine Zoo in Innsbruck, Austria. Red-billed Choughs gracefully soar through the skies of Tyrol, their vibrant feathers contrasting against the European landscape. At the dog beach in Austria, a wet black Labrador Retriever joyfully splashes around, embodying the playful spirit of domestic dogs. Amongst lush greenery stands a magnificent Sika deer stag, showcasing its impressive antlers amidst nature's beauty. Journey to Potosi in Bolivia and witness the Southern Viscacha perched on rocky cliffs - an adorable creature adapted for mountain life. Peering out from its stable is a horse filled with curiosity and longing for freedom beyond those wooden walls. Little pied cormorants grace Kangaroo Island in Australia as they dive into crystal-clear waters to catch their next meal. Meet a handsome boxer dog captured perfectly in this portrait; his expressive face reflects both strength and gentleness simultaneously. On the Shannon River in Ireland, witness an intimate moment between a calf suckling at its mother cow's teat - nature's nurturing bond on display. Golden Eagle proudly displays ruffled feathers as it soars high above mountainsides; epitomizing power and grace combined. Young Galapagos Sea Lions bask under warm sunlight on pristine shores; their playful antics enchant all who encounter them. A young pug finds solace on a wooden bench as it dozes off peacefully; reminding us that even our furry friends need moments of restful bliss. In this captivating world of tetrapods – animals with four limbs – we are reminded of Earth's incredible biodiversity and how these creatures bring joy to our lives through their unique characteristics and behaviors.