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Juvenile Phareodus with Many Teeth Preserved
WYOMING • JUVENILES
Stock Number FFWJU706
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Name:   Phareodus testis
Age:  Eocene
Formation:  Green River Formation
Location:  Kemmerer, Wyoming
Size:  Fish is 3.2 inches long
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This is a rare baby specimen of Phareodus testis from the Green River Formation of Wyoming. This type of predatory fish grows to over two feet long, so this is a nice juvenile example. The fish is nicely centered on the plate of shale. The fossil fish has good color and contrasts well with the matrix. The fossil exhibits great detail - the bone structure is nicely preserved, and the distinct teeth are easily seen in the mouth. This is a very fine juvenile example of Phareodus from the Green River Formation.