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Rare Priscacara hypsacantha on Large Matrix Plate
WYOMING • JUVENILES
Stock Number FFWPR34
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Name:   Priscacara hypsacantha
Age:  Eocene
Formation:  Green River Formation
Location:  Kemmerer, Wyoming
Size:  Fish is over 2 inches long
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This is a beautiful specimen of Priscacara hypsacantha from the Eocene of Wyoming. This diminutive type of fossil fish only grows to a maximum of three inches long, This specimen has natural orange-brown color that contrasts beautifully with the cream-colored matrix. The fish has great bone structure and extremely fine fin detail - even the tail is fully defined. The fish is almost perfectly centered on the HUGE plate of matrix that contains a SECOND Priscacara hypsacantha at the bottom of the plate! This is simply a fabulous example of this unusual fossil fish from the Green River Formation.

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