GREEN RIVER FISH FOSSIL 12" x 22"

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Large three fish fossil plate from the Green River in Wyoming. 6.5” x 12.25” x .5”. 2.10 pounds.

Large fish fossil plate from the Green River in Wyoming. 8” x 10” x .5”. 2.12 pounds.

Fossil Fish Priscacara Green River Formation Wyoming 12 x 10

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

Fossil Fish Diplomystus Green River Formation Wyoming 15 x 12

Framed Fossil Fish Priscacara Green River Formation Wyoming 15 x 12"

Fossil Fish Diplomystus Green River Formation 15 x 12"

Fossil Fish Knightia Eoceana Green River Formation WY 12 x 11

Fossil Fish Diplomystus (Unprepped) Green River Formation 21 x 12.5"

Rare Super Quality Unprepared Notogoneous Eocene 50 M.Y.O. 18" Layer WY 22 x 8.25"

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

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:

3 1/2" fish fossil green River, WY

Two fish fossil plate from the Green River in Wyoming. 6” x 6.25” x .75”. 2.02 pounds.

Fish fossil plate from the Green River in Wyoming. 5” x 7” x .75”. 1.11 pounds.

Fish fossil plate from the Green River in Wyoming. 5” x 4” x .25”. 6 ounces.

Fish fossil plate from the Green River in Wyoming. 3.75” x 5” x .75”. 1 pound.

Natural Green River Fossil Fish in Stone. 17 inches x 9 inches

Natural Green River Fossil Fish in Stone. 17 inches x 9 inches

Eocene Age Fish Fossil, measures 3'' x 4.5'', paper label on back reads ''Knightia (Eocene Age) Green River Formation Farson, Wyoming''

INCREDIBLE 8 1/4" X 6 3/16" LARGE FOSSIL FISH PRISCACARA FROM THE GREEN RIVER FORMATION IN WYOMING, 50 MILLION YEAR OLD FOSSILS

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

Eocene Period, 58-36 million years BP. A rectangular limestone matrix displaying two fossil fish, showing individuals squashed up against one another. 260 grams, 9 x 13.8cm (3 1/2 x 5 1/2"). Private S