Fossil Fish on slab

New World, Eocene Epoch, ca. 55.8 to 33.9 million years ago. A limestone slab containing the fossilized remains of three fish and a stand of ferns. The Eocene world was the warmest of the Cenozoic (ou

4pc Rock Mineral Fossil Specimen. Fish Fossil Slab. Petrified Wood. Ammonite Fossil. Jasper? Dimensions: H: 16 inches: W: 11 inches: D: 1.5 inches ---

Highly detailed, heavy, back of slab with some loss to layers..1.5H x 23.5W x 15.5D

Dimensions: Largest: L 24" x D 23" Condition: nothing to note

Mounted fish fossil slab with imprints of small fish within. Affixed to a brown linen backing with tan toned wooden frame. Approximately 16.75 x 18 inches fossil is approximately 11 x 11 inches. Moder

Fossil plate with some small fish of the same species. 26 x 20 cm.

Eocene Period, 56-33 million years BP. Two Knightia alta fossil fish in a matrix slab. 1.6 kg, 29.5cm (11 1/2"). From the Pradi Collection, Boston, USA; acquired during the 1980s; from the Green River

A large fossil Knightia alta fish in matrix slab showing fine detail. 815 grams, 22.5cm (9"). From the Pradi Collection, Boston, USA; acquired during the 1980s; from the Green River Formation, Wyoming

Group of 8 Fish Fossils in Small Stone Slabs. Showing various states / sections. Some fully body. Largest measures 3.5 inches in width.

Large fossil slab with numerous small fish of the same species. Dimensions: 33 x 17.

Approximate size:6.5x4.5 in/7.5x5 in Shipping: We offer in-house shipping services for most small items. This means that we will take care of packing and shipping the items directly to you. For larger

Eocene Period, 53-33 million years BP. A group of three fossil Knightia alta fishes on a rectangular matrix slab, from the Green River Formation. 344 grams, 15.3cm (6"). From the Pradi Collection, Bos

Item: Fossil fish : Dapalis macrurus Age: oligocen , Stampian stage Location (the place the fossil has been found): Cereste, France Size of the Slab: 16 x 12 cm Size of the fossil: 8.0cm Weight: 420 g

Title: Fossil fish : Dapalis macrurus Age: oligocen , Stampian stage Location (the place the fossil has been found): Cereste, France Size of the Slab: 19 x 10 cm Size of the fossil: 7.6 cm Weight: 90

Title: Outstanding Fossil Fish : Diplomystus Dentatus Date/Period: Eocene, Green River formation Findspot: Kemmerer, Wyoming , USA Size of the slab: 21.5 x 13.5 cm Size of the fossil: 12.5 cm Weight:

Age: Oligocene- Stampian stage Origin: Cereste, France Size of slab: 15 x 11 cm Size of fossil: 8.4 cm Weight: 300gr This particular fish is from the family of the perchs. It lived in freshwater lakes

Item: Paleozoic fossil fish : Paramblypterus duvernoyi Age: Lower permian - about 263 million years Location (the place the fossil has been found): Odernheim , Germany Size of the Slab: 18 x 14 cm Siz

Age: Lower permian - about 263 million years Origin: Odernheim , Germany Size of slab: 20.5 x 12 cm Size of fossil: 16 cm Weight: 450gr This fish has very good contrast with the slab and a nice conser

Item: Matrix plate with 3 fine fossil fishes Age: Eocene- Green River fm. Location: Kemmerer - Wyoming -USA Size of the Slab: 14.4 x 12.7 cm Size of the fossil: Biggest fish is 5.1 cm Weight: 410 gr O

Age: Oligocene- Stampian stage Location: Cereste, France Size of the Slab: 16 x 12 cm Size of the fossil: 7.5 cm Weight: 230 gr This particular fish is from the family of the perchs. It lived in fresh

Item: Fossil gar fish from Messel - Atractosteus strausi Age: Eocene Location (the place the fossil has been found): Messel Size of the Slab: 40 x 16 cm Size of the fossil: 28.5 cm Weight: 500 gr Here

Eocene Epoch Cretaceous fish fossils from Brazil. Approximately 50 million years ago. Museum quality. Each rock slab secured by metal mounts on dark colored rectangular wooden plaque. Good estate fres

A Collection of Fish Fossils. Together with an assortment of specimens, mineral slabs, and other

Cretaceous Period, circa 100 million years BP. A large montage slab in wooden frame comprising a sea-fan(?) and two applied fish fossils. 23 kg, 59 x 97cm (23 1/4 x 38"). Property of a North London ge