Knightia eoceana

Knightia eoceanaThis knightia eoceana was still buried in stone when I extracted it from the 12 or split fish layer. The bones and some scales are very well preserved with a dark reddish brown. It is over 4 long on a piece of matrix that is approximately 6 x 4 x 3 4 shipping and packaging is included in the price. These fish are by and large the most abundant and prolific fish from the Green River Formation. They are related to modern herring, and average between 3

6” wide at the base and 1” thick

These are large geodes at 5” x 4” and is UV reactive showing green for trace amounts of uranium in parts of the core

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eocana is the more common of the two and is substantially more abundant in Fossil Lake deposits

Oregon in a canyon near the small community of Ashwood

This one also fossils that are still covered just under the surface around the outside of the nodule

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These fish are by and large the most abundant and prolific fish from the Green River Formation

It has been polished and given a clear coat of lacquer on one side to prevent oxidation

This is a stone sphere made in Oregon from material found in Alaska

This nice sized Diplomystus dentatus has good bone preservation in the very dark reddish brown color

This is a collection of cut and polished agates and jasper