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EXTINCTIONS CHOICE - Mioplosus and Knightia
WYOMING • MIOPLOSUS
Stock Number FFWMU927
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Name:   Mioplosus and Knightia
Age:  Eocene
Formation:  Green River Formation
Location:  Kemmerer, Wyoming
Size:  Mio is 8.4" long, plate is 15.4" across
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This is a fabulous fossil fish plate from the Green River Shale. The larger fish on the plate is an excellent Mioplosus labracoides. This fish is very long (over 8 inches long!) and extremely detailed. There is also a cool, complete herring, Knightia eocaena, fossilized on the plate. Both of the fish have wonderful color and superb contrast preserved . The fish display beautifully on the large, semi-squared slab of shale. This is an extremely collectible and aesthetic display plate of two different fossil fish from Wyoming.

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