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The radius and ulna of adult frog forearms are always fused into a single structure, as shown in this 3D model of the natal ghost frog, Hadromophryne natalensis.
Well-preserved skeleton of a fossil frog from the Geiseltal Collection. The frog likely died during mating in a swamp environment and broke into two pieces due to currents on the lake bottom.
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