Using newly developed X-ray imaging technology, paleontologists revealed the skeleton, soft tissues, and remnants of an ingested frog within a 35-million-year-old petrified salamander.
Inner structures of an ancient salamander (Phosphotriton sigei) JÉRÉMY TISSIER 
Reconstruction of an ancient salamander skeleton (Phosphotriton sigei)JÉRÉMY TISSIER
Reconstruction of an ancient salamander skeleton (Phosphotriton sigei)JÉRÉMY TISSIER See J. Tissier et al., “Exceptional soft tissues preservation in a mummified frog-eating Eocene salamander,” PeerJ, 5:e3861, 2017.
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