GREEN RIVER EOCENE FISH IN COMBINATION FINISHED TILE

A fossil tile containing a right-facing Eocene fish quarried from the Green River Formation of Southwestern Wyoming and unearthed by hand. Diplomystus is an extinct genus of freshwater fish distantly

A fossil tile containing a right-facing Eocene fish quarried from the Green River Formation and unearthed by hand. A small schooling fish, Knightia lived in the fresh water lakes and rivers of North A

Carl J. Ulrich Prepared Fish Fossil, Eocene, Green River Formation, Kemerer, Wyoming. Signed in right corner "C.J. Ulrich". Framed. 5lbs Approx. Measurements: stone area 9" x 9.5" frame 12.5" x 13".Do

All Natural Fossil Fish Cockerlarites liops Eocene Green River Formation, SW WY (2pc Repaired)

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:

Framed Diplomystus Fossilized Fish. Middle Eocene fossil fish specimen, Green River formation from Ulrich Quarries near Kemmerer, Wyoming, in an oak frame, 19"h. 20 1/2"w.

Fossil and mineral collection, (8) pieces incl. fish fossils (label reads "Eocene period, Green River Wyo.), minerals, etc., largest: 7"l

North America, Wyoming, Green River Formation, Eocene Period, ca. 53.5 to 48.5 million years ago. A stone matrix containing fossilized palm fronds inlaid with a prehistoric fish, Priscacara. The place

**Originally Listed At $2500** North America, Wyoming, Green River Formation, Eocene Period, ca. 53.5 to 48.5 million years ago. An extraordinary shoal of approximately 317 Knightia fish that fossiliz

North America, Wyoming, Green River Formation, Eocene Period, ca. 53.5 to 48.5 million years ago. A fabulous and large stone matrix from the "18 inch" layer of the Green River Formation, bearing a fos

North America, Western United States, Wyoming, Green River Formation, Eocene Period, ca. 53.5 to 48.5 million years ago. A sandstone matrix with the tips of a fossilized palm frond inlaid with prehist

**First Time At Auction** Ancient Seas, United States, Wyoming, Lincoln County, Green River Formation, Eocene Period, ca. 56 to 33.9 Million years ago. A wonderful group of 5 prehistoric Knightia fish

North America, Western United States, Wyoming, Green River Formation, Eocene, ca. 40 million years ago. A pair of well-preserved overlapping Priscacara fish fossils encased in a stone matrix, prepared

North America, Wyoming, Green River Formation, Eocene Period, ca. 53.5 to 48.5 million years ago. A sandstone matrix containing a fossilized leaf inlaid with a fish fossil from the same formation! The

North America, Western United States, Green River Formation, Eocene, ca. 40 million years ago. A pair of fossilized fish, a North American Priscacara in a square, flat matrix, and another unidentified

North America, Western United States, Wyoming, Green River Formation, Eocene, ca. 40 million years ago. This is a stunning fossilized fish encased in a sandstone matrix: Priscacara, known for its sunf

A fossil tile containing a right-facing Diplomystus, an extinct genus of freshwater Eocene clupeomorph fish distantly related to modern-day herrings, alewives, and sardines. Unearthed from the Green R

Unpreppared Diplomystus dentatus Fossil Fish Eocene 50 M.Y.O. SW WY 13.25 x 10"

Ancient Mioplosus Fossil of a Fish , Eocene epoch (c. 50 million years old), Green River Formation, Wyoming, alternating brown and white layers, mounted on board, h. 10 in., w. 18 1/2 in., d. 1 1/4 in

Eocene Period, 58-36 million years BP. A Knightia alta fossil fish from the Eocene period of Wyoming (Green River Formation), USA. 346 grams, 17.5cm (7"). From the Pradi Collection, Boston, USA; acqui

Diplomystus Fish fossil, green river formation, Wyoming, Eocene period. 2 inches x 4 inches.

Green River Formation, Wyoming; Eocene, 37-58 million years ago.A very fine multi-species plate with three large knight and one very large diplomystys from the famed 18 inch layer of the Green River F

North America, modern-day Wyoming, Green River Formation, Lower Eocene period, ca. 50 million years ago. A trio of stone-cased fish fossils, including Knightis, Mioplosus Labrocoides, and Priscara. Th

Priscacara, Middle Eocene. This particular fish appears to be pooping. So, is it also coprolite? Good condition. 14" x 10.5" overall.