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EXTINCTIONS CHOICE - Large Phareodus with Teeth
WYOMING • PHAREODUS
Stock Number FFWPH304
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Name:   Phareodus testis
Age:  Eocene
Formation:  Green River Formation
Location:  Kemmerer, Wyoming
Size:  Fish is 5.6 inches long
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This is a beautifully-preserved fossil fish. It is a Phareodus testis from Wyoming. This specimen has incredible detail. The bones and fins are well preserved, and even the scale pattern is intact and somewhat visible, which is unusual. This predatory fish had large teeth for feeding, and these teeth are EASILY seen on this specimen. The fish is almost perfectly centered on the rectangular matrix plate. This is an awesome display fossil of this extinct carniverous fish.