Pliobatrachus
Name:
Pliobatrachus
(More/Pliocene frog).
Phonetic: Ply-o-ba-trac-hus.
Named By: Fejervary - 1917.
Classification: Chordata, Amphibia, Anura.
Species: P. langhae?
Diet: Carnivore/Insectivore.
Size: Unavailable.
Known locations: Hungary, Poland and Slovakia.
Time period: Zanlclean of the Pliocene to possibly
as late as the Calabrian of the Pleistocene.
Fossil representation: Many Specimens.
Pliobatrachus
is a genus of frog that lived in Eastern Europe. Most of the
Pliobatrachus fossils so far recovered date to times
during the
Pliocene, though at least one from Hungary is believed to have been
from the early Pleistocene.
Relatives
of Pliobatrachus include Palaeobatrachus
and Albionbatrachus.
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