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Fabulous Stingray and Palm on Large Display Plate

   
Name: Heliobatis radians (Male)
Age:  Eocene
Formation:  Green River Formation
Location:  Kemmerer, Wyoming
Size: Stingray is over 14 inches long!
Price: SOLD

Specimen SSA620

This is a spectacular display fossil. It is a large, museum quality Stingray specimen from Lincoln County, Wyoming. This is a male Heliobatis radians, one of the most sought-after fossils found in the Green River Formation. The Ray has great natural color, which contrasts beautifully with the buff-colored matrix. The amazing fossil has exceptional detail - the barbs along the tail and the long 'stingers' are intact and well preserved! Even the male "mating graspers" are beautifully displayed! The complete Ray is wonderfully showcased on the very large, free-form plate that also has a rare Palm Flower preserved! This is a fabulous, top quality example of a beautiful Stingray display plate that may not only be part of a fossil collection, but also be proudly displayed in your home or office.

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