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Very Large Predatory Fish - Mioplosus labracoides
WYOMING • MIOPLOSUS
Stock Number FFWMI923
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Name:   Mioplosus labracoides
Age:  Eocene
Formation:  Green River Formation
Location:  Kemmerer, Wyoming
Size:  Fish is 12.5 inches long!
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This is a very displayable example of Mioplosus labracoides from the Eocene of Wyoming. This highly detailed fish exhibits wonderful bone structure - the entire fish is extremely well preserved! The orange-brown fossil contrasts nicely with the cream-colored matrix. The complete fish is beautifully displayed in the "flapping tail" pose - quite striking! This is a very large specimen (OVER 12 inches long!) of this uncommon predatory fish from the Green River Shale.