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Amphiplaga And Knightia Multiple From Wyoming
Stock Number  FFWMU07

Name:   Amphiplaga bracyptera & Knightia humilis
Age:  Eocene
Formation:  Green River Formation
Location:  Kemmerer, Wyoming
Size:  Each fish is 2.6 inches long.
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Here is a nice multiple fish plate from the Eocene of Wyoming. The fish on the left is Knightia humilis. The fish on the right is Amphiplaga bracyptera. This is a relatively rare fish from this location. Both fish have good detail. The bone structure is very well preserved. The fish are a nice brown color and rest on a cream-colored matrix. This is a nice double fish plate from the Green River Formation.



 
 
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