Text-fig. 4. Ranoids from the Phosphorites du Quercy. 1: Thaumastosaurus gezei, urostyle in left lateral (a), dorsal (b), and anterior (c) views. 2: T. gezei, left coracoid in medial view (the urostyle and coracoid are parts of the 'mummy' MNHN.F.QU17279). 3: Thaumastosaurus sp., left scapula UM-ECA 2537, from the late Eocene of Escamps (MP 19), in lateral (a) and medial (b) views. 4: Thaumastosaurus sp., left humerus UM-MAL 619, from the late Eocene of Malpérié (MP 17), in ventral (a) and medial (b) views. 5: Ranoid indeterminate, small-sized form, right humerus UM-LAV 1280, from the late Eocene of Lavergne (MP 16), in ventral view. 6: Ranoid indeterminate, mid-sized form, left humerus UM-ECA 2558, from the late Eocene of Escamps (MP 19), in ventral view. 7: Ranoid indeterminate, large sized form, left humerus UM-ECA 2557, from the late Eocene of Escamps (MP 19), in ventral (a) and medial (b) views. 8: Ranoid indeterminate, mid-sized form, left scapula UM-ECA 2560, from the late Eocene of Escamps (MP 19), in lateral (a) and medial (b) views. 9: Ranoid indeterminate, large-sized form, left coracoid UM-ECA 2559, from the late Eocene of Escamps (MP 19), in medial view. (1 and 2, redrawn from images segmented by F. Laloy in 2012). Each scale bar = 3 mm. in Frogs (Amphibia, Anura) From The Eocene And Oligocene Of The Phosphorites Du Quercy (France). An Overview