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EXTINCTIONS CHOICE - HUGE Diplomystus
WYOMING • DIPLOMYSTUS
Stock Number FFWD716
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Name:   Diplomystus dentatus
Age:  Eocene
Formation:  Green River Formation
Location:  Kemmerer, Wyoming
Size:  Fish is 14.5 inches long!
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This is a very large fossil fish. It is a fine Diplomystus dentatus from the Eocene of Wyoming. This impressive fossil herring is complete and has fine detail preserved. The bone structure of the fish is wonderfully defined - the eye socket of the fish is easily seen, and the entire fish is nicely displayed. The orangish-brown color of the fish contrasts nicely with the cream-colored matrix. The fossil is beautifully showcased on the large plate of shale. And, remember, this fish is OVER FOURTEEN INCHES LONG! This is a fabulous, large example of Diplomystus from the Green River Formation.